Which of the following is not an example of intertemporal resource allocation?
A)locating a business in one locality or another
B)getting a job or starting a business
C)buying a car or a corporate stock
D)getting a job today or going to school

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Intertemporal resource allocation refers to decisions on how resources are distributed over different periods of time, often involving trade-offs between present and future consumption or investment. Option A, locating a business in one locality or another, is not an example of intertemporal allocation because it involves a spatial decision rather than a temporal one.

Which of the Following Is Not an Example of Intertemporal