How do the following headlines influence$$ self$-$interest and the social$$ interest?

$1.$

Whole FoodsWhole$$Foods$,$

a U$.$S$.$ supermarketa$$U$.$S$.$supermarket$,$

is opening in Britainis$$opening$$in$$Britain$,$

and

StarbucksStarbucks

is expanding in Chinais$$expanding$$in$$China$.$

$2.$

All bottlesAll$$bottles

must

be recycledbe$$recycled$.$

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Part $1$

A$.$

Whole FoodsWhole$$Foods

makes decisions in the social$$ interest, but

StarbucksStarbucks

thinks only of its$$ self$-$interest.

RecyclingRecycling

isis

in the social interest only if people behave in the social interest.

B$.$

Whole FoodsWhole$$Foods

and

StarbucksStarbucks

make decisions in the$$ social$-$interest and not in self interest.

RecyclingRecycling

isis

in$$ people's self$-$interest.

C$.$

Whole FoodsWhole$$Foods

makes decisions in its$$ self$-$interest, but

StarbucksStarbucks

takes the social interest into account.

RecyclingRecycling

regulations infringe freedomregulations$$infringe$$freedom

and

areare

against both$$ self$-$interest and the social interest.

D$.$

Whole FoodsWhole$$Foods

and

StarbucksStarbucks

make decisions in$$ self$-$interest but not in the social interest.

RecyclingRecycling

isis

in the social$$ interest, but$$ people's decisions about whether to

make the effort to recyclemake$$the$$effort$$to$$recycle

is made in$$ self$-$interest.

E$.$

Whole FoodsWhole$$Foods

and

StarbucksStarbucks

make decisions in$$ self$-$interest and by serving the$$ self$-$interest of customers they contribute to the social interest.

RecyclingRecycling

isis

in the social$$ interest, but$$ people's decisions about whether to

make the effort to recyclemake$$the$$effort$$to$$recycle

is made in $$ self$-$interest.