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An Economic View.

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JacobCS
 
Reply Mon 11 Feb, 2013 02:57 am
A shopping mall has free parking, but is always busy and it usually takes 10 minutes to find a park. Today when you find a vacant spot, someone also wanted it. Is parking really free at this mall? If not, what did it cost you to park today? When you parked your car today, did you impose any costs on someone else? Explain.
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