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The healthier option has been offered as a substitute to 'ordinary options', which has been developed to serve a previously unmet demand.

The higher price of the healthy option can be explained for two different reasons:

  • The market price of unhealthy foods is very cheap. If a healthy option wants to be delivered to students, more expensive healthy ingredients will have to be purchased and, hence, a larger price will have to be charged if the cafeteria at school wants to make some profit from selling those lunches.
  • A healthy lunch might be perceived as a 'higher quality' alternative and consumers can perceive that eating it positions them somehow in a higher status and the would be willing to pay a higher price for it.

Answer:

If people approve of the new program, it could benefit me politically by helping my chances of reelection. One possible social cost is that parents might become upset if the price of lunch increases.

Explanation:

It is the sample responce.

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