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Angliholic Posted 14 years ago
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A classic problem posed/posing to students of economics
Which is more valuable? Water or diamonds? Water is more useful to mankind than diamonds and yet the latter are costlier. Why Called the diamond-water paradox, this is a classic problem posed to students of economics.
Hi,
I wonder why it's the passive "posed ..." in the above rather than the actice "posing ... " Can you enlighten me? Thanks.
Hi,
I wonder why it's the passive "posed ..." in the above rather than the actice "posing ... " Can you enlighten me? Thanks.
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Hi, Think of it ths way. Which is more valuable? Water or diamonds?
- Hi, Think of it ths way.
- Which is more valuable?
- Water or diamonds?
- Water is more useful to mankind than diamonds and yet the latter are costlier .
- Why is it called the diamond-water paradox ?
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Hi,
Think of it ths way.
Which is more valuable? Water or diamonds? Water is more useful to mankind than diamonds and yet the latter are costlier. Why is it called the diamond-water paradox? This is a classic problem
Think of it ths way.
Which is more valuable? Water or diamonds? Water is more useful to mankind than diamonds and yet the latter are costlier. Why is it called the diamond-water paradox? This is a classic problem
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