The Matching Effect Refers to People's Tendencies to Want to Have

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The matching effect refers to people's tendencies to want to have partners and spouses who are slightly more attractive than they are themselves.

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Definitions:

Marginal-cost Pricing

The strategy of setting the price of a product equal to or slightly above the additional cost of producing one more unit of that product.

Average-cost Pricing

Average-cost pricing is a pricing strategy where the price is set based on the average cost of production, including fixed and variable costs, plus a markup.

Regulated Natural Monopolist

A company that legally operates a monopoly because it is more efficient to have a single provider of a service or good, but its operations and pricing are supervised by the government to prevent abuse.

Social Well-being

Refers to the overall quality of life and level of happiness and fulfillment experienced by individuals within a society.