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The Concept of Sunk Cost Fallacy in EconomicsReading passageThe sunk cost fallacy is an economic
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...cept where individuals continue an endeavor based on previously invested resources, such as time or money, rather than current benefits. This fallacy occurs because people tend to value past investmen...
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...s. People were buying houses and investing in real estate because everyone else seemed to be making money. They ignored the warning signs of a housing market collapse. As more people defaulted on thei...
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The Advantages of Public TransportationIf you had to choose between using public transportation and
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...using public transportation over driving a personal car. Firstly, it is more cost-effective, saving money on fuel, parking, and maintenance, which can be quite expensive with a personal car. Secondly,...
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...t A: I guess, but 20% more is a lot. Student B: True, but they're also planning to use some of that money for solar panels. That’s a great step toward making our campus more eco-friendly. It's about t...
drimnotes Oct 28, 2025 1 0
...n time, especially during rush hours. I know a few friends who struggle with that. Plus, it'll save money for students who otherwise rely on ride-sharing or taxis. Those costs add up, you know? And al...
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...ost-effective than dining out. By buying ingredients in bulk and planning meals ahead, you can save money and minimize food waste. Plus, you can make larger portions and have leftovers for future meal...
drimnotes Oct 23, 2025 2 0
...ood point. I have mine right here. By the way, do they have used books? I’m trying to save a bit of money. Student 1: Yeah, they do. But the used ones go fast, so you should check the shelves as soon ...
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...ill help the environment by cutting down on all the plastic waste we generate. Plus, it can save us money in the long run since we won't have to buy disposable containers anymore. Student B: I'm not s...
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...tion on their own tend to have higher levels of financial literacy and confidence in managing their money. In conclusion, while formal education on financial literacy in schools can lay a strong found...
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...es on campus. Student B: I don't know, I feel like it's just another way for the university to make money. It's already expensive to attend here, and now we have to pay for parking permits too. And wh...
drimnotes Oct 11, 2025 2 0
...interested in tutoring at the Writing Center? A) To improve her own writing skills B) To earn extra money C) To help other students D) To meet new people 3. According to the conversation, what is Sara...
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... C) Choosing a new hobby D) Buying textbooks 2. How does Sarah offer to help Alex? A) By giving him money B) By cooking him dinner C) By assisting with course selection D) By fixing his computer Answe...
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...fees go towards fixing that, it’s worth it.Student A: I guess that makes sense, but it’s still more money.Student B: True, but also consider that the funds will improve security. I’ve seen a few break...
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...epare meals yourself, you can buy ingredients in bulk and use them for multiple dishes, which saves money compared to eating at restaurants. Additionally, you avoid paying for service charges and tips...
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...o you agree or disagree with the following statement? It is better to have a job that pays a lot of money but offers little job satisfaction than to have a job that is highly satisfying but does not p...
drimnotes Sep 5, 2025 1 0
...sport offers a cost-effective way to travel. For instance, students and low-income workers can save money by using buses or trains instead of relying on expensive taxis or car ownership. In conclusion...
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...But it might be fun. You could even invite friends over for dinner. I mean, it’s a good way to save money too, you know? Eating out all the time can add up.Jake: True. I really like the idea of having...
drimnotes Sep 2, 2025 2 0
...ng investment rather than sell it, hoping to avoid realizing a loss, even if they could invest that money more effectively elsewhere.Another example is the phenomenon known as the "endowment effect." ...
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