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The Economic Function of Social Norms
Select a common social norm, such as waiting in line or reciprocating favors. Analyze the economic consequences that would likely arise if this norm were to suddenly disappear from society. In your analysis, consider the effects on transaction costs, efficiency, and individual well-being.
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