In an arms race between two nations, both would be better off if _____

a. they could agree not to engage in the arms buildup
b. if more countries entered the arms race
c. one nation controlled more resources than the other
d. a conflict broke out in another part of the world


a

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Behavioral economics is an approach to the study of consumer behavior

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