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If a consumer wants less of a good when his income rises, it is an inferior good.
Study Time
A period dedicated to academic work or learning outside of formal teaching sessions.
Marginal Analysis
A review of the extra advantages gained from an activity in relation to the extra expenses it generates.
Benefit
The advantage or gain received from a decision, action, or policy, often used in the analysis of choices in economics.
Bounded Rationality
A basis for decision making that leads to a choice that is close to but not exactly the one that leads to the best possible economic outcome; the “good enough” method of decision making.
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