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Jared's friends invite him to dinner at a new restaurant in town. money has been tight this month, and the new restaurant offers the same meal as another local restaurant but at a higher price. jared declines the invitation to the new restaurant and opts to dine at the less expensive establishment. which of the following best represents the reason for jared's decision?

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