Consider a form of public consumption such as attending sporting eventsattending sporting events. An individual's demand for sp
orting eventssporting events depends on A. the individual's tastes and preferences.
B. the cost of the sporting eventsporting event.
C. the popularity of the sporting eventthe popularity of the sporting event.
D. both a and b.
E. all of the above.
Based on the information provided as well as surveys conducted and personal experience I can say that both a and b are correct answers. This is because when determining whether or not an individual wants a sporting event to happen they focus on their taste and preference as well as how much they have to spend. Popularity of the event does not matter when talking about an individuals demand because if they like the event they are going to want it to happen even if it is not popular with others.
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D. Transcendentalism (boy what a tongue twister) was a movement in the early 1800's to avoid the mechanized urban society and seek nature. Waldo Emerson and Thoreau both were members.
