Why might government intervention make sense in a model


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1. Why might government intervention make sense in a model of path-dependency but not a supply/demand model?

2. According to economist Robert Frank, why are people more likely to return $20 they'd been given in error in change than a lampshade that had not been scanned at checkout? What does this say about traditional building blocks?

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