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3. Assume Joe is only willing to pay $5 for a Ferrari sports car.

A. Joe is not considered part of the demand for Ferraris
B. Joe won't be sold a Ferrari
C. Joe is not considered rational
D. Joe's willingness to pay is not indicative of how much he values the Ferrari​

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The correct answer is D. Joe's willingness to pay is not indicative of how much he values the Ferrari.

Joe's willingness to pay and the price he considers acceptable for a Ferrari do not necessarily reflect the actual value he places on the car. It is possible that Joe values the Ferrari much higher than $5 but is only willing or able to pay $5. Factors such as personal budget, affordability, or other considerations can influence the price someone is willing to pay for a particular item. Hence, Joe's willingness to pay $5 does not necessarily reflect the true value he assigns to the Ferrari.

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