The Endowment Effect in Behavioral Economics Refers to How People

question 53

Multiple Choice

The endowment effect in behavioral economics refers to how people:

• A) are averse losses in a game of chance such as poker.
• B) prefer stock market gains over losses.
• C) value things more if they own them.
• D) avoid the loss of something of high value.

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