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describe how a consumer can use a cost-benefit analysis to decide between buying a concert ticket or buying a new pair of jeans.
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Ok, how i would think of this as a need/want situation. You look at the price for each event or item. If the item or event is a decent price, go for it. But if the item is a need, you may want to go for the need and not the want.
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