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Match each economic concept with the scenarios that illustrates it.

consumer sovereignty

total cost of ownership

incorporation

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hillary needs to buy an oven for her bakery. she compares the prices, maintenance costs, and power consumption of three ovens. she compares the loan terms offered on them. finally, she settles for the one that will offer the best value for the money in the long run.
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ramona international wants to raise about $20 million. it sells shares of company stock in the stock market and brings many new shareholders onboard.
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maxima and hercules are rival companies that make protein shakes. people love maxima protein shakes because they are delicious and packaged attractively. hercules protein shakes fail to impress most people. soon, hercules has to cut production of its protein shakes and focus on other products.

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