The Opportunity Cost of Consuming Good a Is Lower Than

question 48

Multiple Choice

The opportunity cost of consuming good A is lower than the opportunity cost of consuming good B. This means that good:

• A) A has a higher marginal utility.
• B) B has a higher marginal utility.
• C) A has a higher marginal utility per dollar.
• D) B has a higher marginal utility per dollar.

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Explore the relationship between attitudes and behavior, including conditions influencing consistency.

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