Magdalen, Miriam, and Mary June were asked to consider two different cash flows: $500 that they could receive today and $1000 that would be received 3 years from today. Magdalen wanted the $500 dollars today, Miriam chose to collect $1000 in 3 years, and Mary June was indifferent between these two options. Can you offer an explanation of the choice made by each woman?

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