One Reason That Agents Cannot Consume Infinite Amounts of Goods

question 30

Multiple Choice

One reason that agents cannot consume infinite amounts of goods is that

• A) consumption takes time and time is finite in any given day
• B) the agents' eyes are bigger than their stomachs
• C) factories cannot produce that many goods over the long run

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