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In economics, the term “speculative bubble”refers to a large upward ... ...

Given Garber ’s account of the seventeenth-century Dutch tulip market, which one of the following is most analogous to someone who bought a tulip bulb of a certain variety in that market at a very high price, only to sell a bulb of that variety at a much lower price?
(A) someone who, after learning that many others had withdrawn their applications for a particular job, applied for the job in the belief that there would be less competition for it
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*This question is included in Practice Set: Government & Economics Mix 2

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