If You Purchase a Ticket to a Concert but Then

question 92

Multiple Choice

If you purchase a ticket to a concert but then lose the ticket, a rational consumer would:

• A) not repurchase the ticket since the lost ticket is a sunk cost.
• B) always repurchase the ticket as long as the price hasn't changed.
• C) repurchase the ticket as long as the price hasn't changed and the income effect is high.
• D) repurchase the ticket as long as the price hasn't changed and the income effect is low.

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