Anchor: If in the above example the cost had been nine cents in the low cost area and 11 cents in the high cost area, it would be much more difficult for inefficient entry to occur.
Entailed: Inefficient entry is difficult when low and high cost areas have similar costs.
Contradiction: Cost differentials are not important when considering inefficient entry.
Contradiction: To women play badminton.
Contradiction: Foresight of the people is assumed in the Ricardian equivalence hypothesis.
Contradiction: George Stephanopoulos convinced his boss that there was no reason for him to apologize.
Contradiction: There are a lot of people outside a building.