Time bunching refers to the phenomenon of economic activities being coordinated at similar points in time. For example, rush hour traffic or shopping on weekends are examples of time bunching. This can have important implications for the economy and the allocation of resources.

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Time Bunching Is

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Time bunching is

A) the supply of capital that investors contribute on a quarterly basis.
B) the cost of shifting workers from declining sectors of the economy to growing sectors.
C) the tendency for economic activities to be coordinated at common points in time.
D) the allocation of consumption, work, and leisure across time to maximize well-being.

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