Consumers believe that substance A is more effective at treating a medical condi

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Consumers believe that substance A is more effective at treating a medical condition than substance B. In fact good A is less effective and has dangerous side effects. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the left. The demand for good A is too far to the right and the demand for good B is too far to the left. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the right. The demand for good A is too far to the left and the demand for good B is too far to the right. Consumers believe that substance A is more effective at treating a medical condition than substance B. In fact good A is less effective and has dangerous side effects. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the left. The demand for good A is too far to the right and the demand for good B is too far to the left. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the right. The demand for good A is too far to the left and the demand for good B is too far to the right. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the left. The demand for good A is too far to the right and the demand for good B is too far to the left. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the right. The demand for good A is too far to the left and the demand for good B is too far to the right. The demand for both good A and good B are too far to the left.

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The demand for good A is too far to the right and the demand for good B is too far to the left.

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