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Der Marktpreis schwankt mit der Geschichte

Compare similar craft objects without reducing their prices to material alone or treating an unknown maker as proof of poor work. 915 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does David reject Meral’s assumption that the cheaper basket was made quickly?
What does the documented sixty-five-euro price actually represent?
Why does the named workshop card count as more than decorative storytelling?
Why are Karin’s and Meral’s different purchases both coherent?
Why will Elin not promise that her basket certainly lasts longer?
What is Meral choosing rather than proving when she buys the workshop basket?