In the survey of Harvard University students noted in the text,the majority of students chose to
A) be poorer in absolute terms, as long as they could be richer in relative terms.
B) be richer in absolute terms, even though they would be poorer in relative terms.
C) move into a poorer neighborhood even if they were relatively rich.
D) move into a richer neighborhood even if they were relatively poor.

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The survey found that the majority of Harvard students preferred to be relatively better off even if it meant being poorer in absolute terms. This aligns with Option A, which suggests that they prioritize their relative wealth over their absolute wealth. Therefore, the correct choice is A.

In the Survey of Harvard University Students Noted in the Text,the