To Choose, Based on the Principle of Rational Choice, Among

question 24

Multiple Choice

To choose, based on the principle of rational choice, among combinations of goods with a cost in money, one must compare:

• A) total utility of the combination of goods and their price.
• B) total utility only.
• C) marginal utility of each additional good and its price.
• D) marginal utility only.

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