1. It was one of her biggest crowd’s since the 1990’s. 2. Many of the audience member’s were fans who gave the performance 10’s 3. The auditorium resounded with they’re bravo’s and more’s 4. Personally, I think singer’s who can’t hit high notes should issue IOU’s with each performance. 5. This singer’s high C’s are always flat, and she deserves F’s for how she manage’s the tempo of her concerts. 6. My two sisters and brothers-in-laws applause was among the most enthusiastic of the entire audience. 7. At our’ dinner after the concert, my sister’s were in agreement over their appreciation of the soprano, and Suzie’s and Amber’s praise for the soprano was fervent and wholehearted. 8. I didn’t want to hurt Suzies and Ambers feelings, so I kept my criticisms about the soprano to myself’ during dinner. 9. …show more content…
On the way to our’s car I tugged my husband Marks arms and I told him how shocked I was at my sisters’s not noticing the soprano’s lack of professionalism. 10. Mark smiled and said, “Your wise to let you’re sisters’ savor the performance, but I think you should be honest but tactful at next weeks concert when we sit in the Jones’ special box at the opera house.” Exercise 50.2 One of the Adam Smiths contributions to modern economic’s is the distinction between use value and exchange value. Writing in the 1700’s, Smith defined use value as the ability to satisfy peoples wants. In smiths analysis, exchange value is the amount of good’s or service’s that people are willing to pay for something. His economics can help us understand our’s. Smiths pointing out the difference between use value and exchange value can help contemporary economists understand that value doesnt just derive from price. Jeremy Reiss essay clearly reflects this