1. When have you not understood your true self-interest? A foundation of a free-market economy is that nobody knows what is best for you more than you do. This is often true, but not always. All of us have at some point needed a parent or a friend or the government to tell us "Hey pal, this choice you are making is not good for you." For example, I was once in a relationship with the wrong partner and couldn't see this until more than one friend said something like "Dan, this person is not good for you." In the space below, write two paragraphs in which you describe two instances when you needed someone else to help you understand what was best for you.If you want, your second example could also describe a circumstance where you helped someone else understand their self-interest. Each paragraph is worth 3 points. (6 points)