The diamond/water paradox states that things with the ________ value in use frequently have ________ value in exchange.
A) least; the least
B) least; little or no
C) greatest; little or no
D) greatest; the greatest

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The diamond/water paradox highlights that items with the greatest value in use (like water, which is essential for life) often have little or no value in exchange, while items with less practical use (like diamonds, which are not essential) can have a high value in exchange.

The Diamond/water Paradox States That Things with the ________ Value