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The document discusses several key economic concepts as they relate to virtual worlds and online communities. It explores how social goods can take on economic value due to artificial scarcity and people's desire to attain status. It also examines how user behavior in virtual economies often prioritizes fun over efficiency due to opportunity costs being calculated in terms of lost enjoyment rather than time or effort. Finally, it touches on related topics like gold farming, virtual currencies, and the economic roles of guilds.
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