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Does possessing something temporarily make people use a greater cost to exchange for a permanent possession?

People usually don’t want to lose a new item they own and want to keep it forever. In an experiment conducted by behavioral economist Daniel Kahneman and colleagues, a group of students were selected to own a cup with the university emblem. Then, students were asked how much they would pay for the cup. Students

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