Exhibit 14-3 in Exhibit 14-3, the Marginal Benefit Curve

question 49

Multiple Choice

Exhibit 14-3 In Exhibit 14-3, the marginal benefit curve reflects

• A)the fact that as Jira spends more time searching for information about HD televisions, additional information yields less and less improvement in the value of the product she will get
• B)the opportunity cost of the Jira's time
• C)the fact that greater and greater distances must be covered to acquire a marginal piece of information
• D)the fact that the cost of gathering information diminishes as more is gathered
• E)the fact that there is much common knowledge about consumption

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