The Difference Between the Decision to Eat Another Apple and the Decision

question 23

Multiple Choice

The difference between the decision to eat another apple and the decision to look at another apartment is that

• A) the apple decision has no cost.
• B) the benefit of either decision is uncertain.
• C) the benefit of either decision is certain.
• D) the apartment decision has no cost.
• E) the benefit of the apartment decision is uncertain.

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