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Economics Homework One - Model (view source)
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:I particularly like "carpe diem," "seize the day," because it motivates you to be your best all the time since you might not have the privilege of existing tomorrow. Never waste a day because you will never again be able to have that day again, for it is lost unless you use the time wisely. Today is a gift and that is second why it is called present. (Veronika)
:I particularly like "carpe diem," "seize the day," because it motivates you to be your best all the time since you might not have the privilege of existing tomorrow. Never waste a day because you will never again be able to have that day again, for it is lost unless you use the time wisely. Today is a gift and that is second why it is called present. (Veronika)
:“Caveat emptor,” meaning “let the buyer beware” in Latin, means to me that the customer alone has the responsibility of determining the value of his purchase. The seller can attempt to sell anything he wants, at any price—the customer must evaluate it for himself. (Duncan)
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