Suppose Adam Einberg Pays $100 for a Ticket to a New

question 13

Multiple Choice

Suppose Adam Einberg pays $100 for a ticket to a new Broadway play and $100 was the maximum price he was willing to pay.On the day of the performance of the play Adam refuses to sell the ticket for $150.How would behavioral economists explain Adam's refusal to sell his ticket?

• A)Adam's tastes had changed from the time he bought the ticket to the time of the performance of the play.
• B)When Adam bought the ticket he was being unrealistic about his future behavior.
• C)The endowment effect explains Adam's actions. People like Adam seem to value things that they have more than the things they do not have.
• D)Adam's income probably increased between the time he bought the ticket and the day of the play's performance.

Analyze and apply legal principles governing documents of title and their role in the bailment process.

Recognize the legal outcomes from key cases that have helped shape property and bailment law.

Grasp the importance of due diligence and the impact of negligence in the context of property law.

Understand the concept and legal implications of bailment, including the responsibilities of borrowers regarding care and return of borrowed property.

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