The Theory That Accounts for "Rational Addiction" Reveals That

question 71

Multiple Choice

The theory that accounts for "rational addiction" reveals that:

• A) consumers who use drugs are exhibiting irrational decision making.
• B) addiction is most common among those earning six figure incomes.
• C) consumers consider both the lifetime costs and benefits (utility) of addiction.
• D) addiction cannot be classified as rational.

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