If Goods a and B Are Perfect Substitutes, Then the Marginal

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True/False

If goods A and B are perfect substitutes, then the marginal rate of substitution of good A for good B is constant.

Recognize the relationship and distinctions among key motivational theories.

Understand the significance of timely and contingent reinforcement in behavior modification.

Recognize the role of punishment strategies and their appropriate application in management.

Understand the influence of environmental factors and reinforcement schedules on behavior and motivation.

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