The Diamond-Water Paradox Unfairly Compares the

Multiple Choice

The diamond-water paradox unfairly compares the

A) amount of marginal utility a person receives from a small quantity of something rare with the total utility from a small quantity of something after already consuming a large amount.
B) amount of total utility a person receives from a small quantity of something rare with the marginal utility from a small quantity of something after already consuming a large amount.
C) amount of marginal utility a person receives from a small quantity of something rare with the marginal utility from a small quantity of something after already consuming a large amount.
D) price of water with the price of diamonds.
E) law of demand with the prices of water and diamonds.