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Big-Picture Question  For Owning the Good Life, we are exploring how (a) some things have an economic value, (b) some things have both an economic and non-economic value, and (c) some things should not have an economic value. Drawing on the content from this week’s readings, explain how each of the required readings attempt to resolve this dilemma. Describe the problems that arise because many objects have both an economic and non-economic value, and we often disagree about what should or should not have an economic value.  Abbreviated Instructions (click here for complete instructions) (1) Do the reading assignment for the module. (2) Submit your Initial Post* to your discussion group before the initial deadline. In your initial post, you will need to (a) respond to the Big-Picture Question and (b) ask Your Own Question:  (a) Respond to the Big-Picture Question (above) by referring directly and specifically to works discussed in the module. Document the sources to which you refer with in-text citations (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site..  (b) Ask Your Own Question that you have about the reading. Avoid questions that do not relate directly to the module or cannot be answered by referring to the readings in that module. look at this if you can do it