The Economic Way of Thinking Includes

question 79

Multiple Choice

The economic way of thinking includes:

• A) more attention paid to benefits rather than the costs involved in any choice.
• B) the assumption that individuals choose to maximize some objective.
• C) emphasis on how choices affect total values rather than marginal values.
• D) the notion that the world has solved the problem of scarcity.

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