The Case in Point on gift giving suggests that:
A) when you buy something for yourself, the price you pay is at least equal to the value of the satisfaction you derive from the item.
B) gift giving creates a significant deadweight loss.
C) the frequency of contact between giver and receiver increases the yield of the gift.
D) all of the above are true.

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The statements collectively cover key insights from discussions on the economics of gift-giving. A) reflects the consumer's surplus concept, B) addresses the inefficiency in gift-giving, and C) suggests that closer relationships can improve gift selection, thus reducing deadweight loss.

The Case in Point on Gift Giving Suggests That