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3 years ago

Mention two ways of using money wisely

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Bess [88]3 years ago

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SPENDING: rather than spending earned money as soon as you get your paycheck, save it so you can get something bigger you'll actually need; rather than a bunch of $5 knickknacks

PROFIT: typically, people buy something cheaper. Sell your items for less. For example, Jack sells lemonade for $10, and Ash sells for $9. Since they are selling the exact same thing, more people will go to Ash, therefore making them more money. If there are only 2 people willing to spend $10 for a cup of lemonade, Jack will make $20. If 3 people choose Ash, Ash will make $27.

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Ilya [14]3 years ago

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Investing in stock is a wise use of your money please mark brainliest

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