The Water and Diamonds Paradox of Value Results from

question 271

Multiple Choice

The water and diamonds paradox of value results from

• A) the concept of deadweight loss.
• B) the "law of demand."
• C) diminishing marginal utility.
• D) the elasticity of demand.

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Understand the legal enforceability of contractual clauses that limit liability and the concept of unconscionability.

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