The Underlying Principle of the Marginal or Incremental Approach Is

question 19

Multiple Choice

The underlying principle of the marginal or incremental approach is that changes in economic variables controlled by the corporation should be undertaken anytime such changes:

• A) increase social benefits.
• B) reduce social costs.
• C) add more to the firm's revenues than to its cost.
• D) add to the firm's revenues.
• E) reduce the firm's costs.

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