Imagine that you are a member of a team working on an economics group project. You have to choose between doing your share of the work to increase the group grade or sliding by on the work of the other team members. This example could be a case study for
A) nonsatiation
B) convexity of preferences
C) ambiguous selfishness

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This example illustrates "ambiguous selfishness," where an individual might choose to benefit from the efforts of others without contributing equally, reflecting a form of selfish behavior that can be ambiguous in group settings. It doesn't directly relate to nonsatiation (the desire for more is always better) or convexity of preferences (preference for mixed bundles over extreme bundles).

Imagine That You Are a Member of a Team Working