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The paradox of value: Water rates and the law of diminishing marginal utility - Goetz - 2013 - Journal AWWA - Wiley Online Library
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SOLVED:Classical economists could not understand how utility could be the basis of prices when water, which is so necessary for life, is cheap, while diamonds, which are not at all necessary for
Arthonomics on Twitter: "The paradox of value. Also called the Diamond - Water paradox. Introduced by Adam Smith in the 1700s, it talks about the contradiction in the price of diamonds and
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