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Expensiveness-Cheapness
Dynamics:
What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly; it is dearness (expensiveness) only that gives everything its value. (Thomas Paine)
Broader:
Possession*complex
Narrower:
Value
Richness
Pleasure
Worthiness
Manageability
Reasonableness
Immoderate
Cheapness
Avarice
Prodigality
Underpricing
Exploitation
Unreasonableness
Overcharge
Sordidness
Decline
Profiteering
Overspending
Cheapness
Inflation
Closeness
Unconscionableness
Excess
Extravagance
Overpricing
Tightness
Overtax
Overpayment
Devaluation
Meanness
Withholding
Exorbitance
Swindle
Costliness
Profligacy
Displeasure
Wastage
Unmanageability
Expensive
Depreciation
Unpaid
Overcompensation
Extortion
Illiberalism
Related Problems:
Excess
Decline
Avarice
Selfishness
Unkindness
Wasted time
Narrowmindedness
Excessive virtue
Economic inflation
Punishment
Excessive legalization
Glorified emotionality
Prohibitive cost of parenthood
National public debt
Lack of quality
Overdependence on government
Payment of interest
Excessive size of social institutions
Prohibitive cost of nuclear power plants
Triumphalism
Subjects:
Type Classification:
P: Value polarities