In Pricing Out a New Variable,the Worth or Value of Resources

question 9

Multiple Choice

In pricing out a new variable,the worth or value of resources consumed is typically measured by:

• A)reduced costs
• B)the 100% rule
• C)shadow prices
• D)slack values
• E)surplus values

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Definitions:

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