A star athlete can afford a garage full of exotic cars while other people can only afford to take a city bus for transportation. This is most directly an example of an economy answering the _ question.

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This scenario reflects the distribution aspect of economics, where the economy answers the question of "for whom" goods and services are being produced and distributed. The economy has chosen to allocate resources in a way that allows the star athlete to afford luxurious cars while others cannot afford their own means of transportation beyond public transit.

A Star Athlete Can Afford a Garage Full of Exotic