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Assume Sam and Jenn exchange gifts. Sam gives a gift that cost $20 but is only worth $10 to Jenn. Jenn gives a gift that cost $25 but which Sam values at $15. Ignoring any benefits Sam and Jenn receive in the act of giving gifts, this exchange of gifts
A) yields a net decrease in total utility to Sam and Jenn.
B) yields a net increase in total utility to Sam and Jenn.
C) yields no change in total utility to Sam and Jenn.
D) an increase in Sam's utility but a decrease in Jenn's utility.
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