The Economics of The Office
Learning economics from the world's best boss
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Search Committee Part 2
Jo Bennett comes to Scranton and Kelly takes the opportunity to report Gabe's disturbing behavior. Meanwhile, Dwight vies for the job of office manager. The key to this clip is Dwight's lack of knowledge that each text he sends is imposing an additional cost on Jo.
Season 7 Episode 24 "Search Committee"
Microeconomic Behavior: Underlying Principles (D01) Job Vacancies (J63)
