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For instance, say I wanted to subtract A2 by A1, then do that for A3 by A2, A4 by A3, etc. without having to write =A2-A1 in every cell. How would I accomplish this?

I was looking into getting into Three Kingdoms and wanted to watch episodes as I read through the Moss Roberts english translation so that I could visual what was happening.

Wouldn't consumers who value a product more or perceive a greater utility from a product be willing to pay more for a product? Seems like this just increases consumer surplus for existing fans who would have bought the product already and create perceived barriers to consumption in those who aren't very interested to begin with.

Edit: By "perceived barriers to consumption in those who aren't very interested to begin with" I mean that if a consumer chooses to opt out initially due to lack of interest, then the consumers will feel like they missed out on value later on i.e. sunk cost fallacy.

My teacher simply called the practice "circular pricing" and said that the practice is not allowed anymore in the U.S., but I couldn't find a more scholarly/legal name for the practice.

The practice is essentially:

Step 1: Have a large business with a lot of funds and capital.

Step 2: In a specific area/state, make the prices of all your products lower than what your competitors can sell them for.

Step 3: Wait until all of your competitors go out of business.

Step 4: Raise prices in that monopolized state.

Step 5: Rinse and repeat.

Do social democrats generally believe that rental housing is a private sector failure, or do they believe that the private sector generally creates affordable housing? I'm having trouble deciding for myself.

How can he call himself an egoist with all these painful leftie arcs?

I started learning about this topic yesterday, but it seems everyone is quite politically motivated when it comes to this topic. You have some people saying that the 2019 Bolivian crisis is an example of the west essentially using cold war tactics to stop the spread of socialism. Then you have one side that denies any U.S. involvement and denies the existence of any coup from within the military. I'm guessing the truth lies somewhere in the middle, or maybe not. I'm not sure.

I'm aware that you can just right click the desktop, but I want to make a shortcut that I can add to my taskbar.

It seems to me that if you wanted to maximize the most amount of money donated in your life time then the smartest thing would be to maximize the most amount of money in your life time. Donating a % of money monthly surely feels good, but is it the most effective form of donating?

I feel like there's a lot of conflicting information when it comes to antioxidants. Not many academic or medical organizations accept the idea that antioxidants have a noticable effect in humans. It seems like the benefits come from the foods themselves which tend to be fruits and vegetables? Is it worth it to eat foods with specific antioxidants if my other nutritional needs are already met?