25. According to the "endowment effect:" A. people are willing to pay more for things they don't own, than they would have to receive to give up something they already have. B. people feel gains and losses with equal intensity. C. people assign higher values to things they own than things they don't. D. the intensity of feelings from gains and losses depends on how much wealth one possesses.

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