paradox of value
Definition
Observation that articles or goods critical to life (such as water) are very cheap, whereas others which have no bearing on human existence (such as diamonds) are very expensive. This paradox is explained by the law of supply and demand.
paradox of value is in the Economics, Politics, & Society subject.
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