The Marginal Benefit of an Activity Is I

question 27

Multiple Choice

The marginal benefit of an activity is i. the benefit from a one-unit increase in the activity
Ii. the benefit of a small, unimportant activity.
Iii. measured by what the person is willing to give up to get one additional unit of the activity.

• A)i only
• B)ii only
• C)iii only
• D)i and iii
• E)ii and iii

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