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It is sometimes difficult to determine whether large corporations such as the carlyle group, or wall street overall, are expanding the economy in ways that broaden the economic value available to everyone or just amassing money at other people's expense. Using adam davidson's framework, a company that doesn't add value but just rearranges existing dollars for its own benefit is called:

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large corporations such as the carlyle group, or wall street overall, are expanding the economy in ways that broaden the economic value available to everyone or just amassing money at other people's expense. Using adam davidson's framework, a company that doesn't add value but just rearranges existing dollars for its own benefit is called salery......

Answered by anika107695
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An experiment like this, known informally as the marshmallow experiment, was conducted decades ago at Stanford University. It turned out that some children ate the marshmallow right away, while others were able to wait. In other words, some sought instant self-gratification, and some delayed it. Years later, the researchers followed up on the participants. They found that the children who delayed self-gratification were in general more successful than those who ate the marshmallow right away. By a variety of measures, including SAT scores, they

appeared to be more competent. Common sense tells us that the ability to delay self-gratification is a mark of maturity. The marshmallow experiment provides evidence that it may also correlate with success in life.

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