As Compared to Consumer Choice Theory, the Marginal Decision Rule

question 214

Multiple Choice

As compared to consumer choice theory, the marginal decision rule when applied in the theory of the firm is:

• A) more directly applicable.
• B) less directly applicable.
• C) equally applicable.
• D) equally irrelevant.

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