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Instructions Review the case study in Dollar Dilemmas about Sabrina, a nursing student evaluating her spending
decisions by differentiating between her wants and needs. After reviewing the case study, write a
1-2 page essay that helps Sabrina identify her wants and needs. Address the following questions:
1. How can Sabrina differentiate between her wants and needs?
2. Given Sabrina's scarce resources, how can she evaluate her spending decisions so that she is
able to maintain her financial responsibilities and still enjoy a social life? How does the scarcity
of her financial resources affect her wants and needs?
3. If you were in Sabrina's situation, how would you spend your money?

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Review the case study in Dollar Dilemmas about Sabrina, a nursing student evaluating

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