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Why are high-quality teas not more expensive than low-quality teas, even though they differ in quality?

The right answer will be a hypothesis that explains a difference between high-quality teas and low-quality teas. This difference will account for why both types of tea are priced similarly, even though one might expect high-quality teas to cost more.

This would have a uniform effect on all teas, regardless of quality. The right answer will offer a difference between high- and low- quality teas.

This explains the phenomenon by introducing an additional factor that affects price: demand. Since most people buy low-quality tea rather than high-quality tea, the increased demand drives the price of lower-quality tea up to the level of high-quality tea.

This would have a uniform effect on all teas, regardless of quality. The right answer will offer a difference between high- and low- quality teas.

The relative accessibility of low-quality teas does not explain why they are priced similarly to high-quality teas. One might even expect that the easier availability of low-quality teas would make them cheaper than high-quality teas.

(E) does not offer any information to distinguish between high- and low-quality teas. The price of tea being generally the same across regions does not offer insight into why high- and low-quality teas are the same price.

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