According to Goethals & Nelson (1973), When Do We Accept

question 18

Multiple Choice

According to Goethals & Nelson (1973) , when do we accept the opinions of dissimilar sources more readily than similar sources?

• A) Never-the opinions of sources similar to us are always accepted more readily than the opinions of sources dissimilar to us
• B) When the issue concerns a matter of taste or judgement (e.g., what is the best movie in cinemas at the moment?)
• C) When the issue concerns a matter of fact (e.g., who won the last Football World Cup?)
• D) Always-the opinions of sources dissimilar to us are always accepted more readily than the opinions of sources who are similar to us

Understand the relationship between the prices of goods, marginal utility, and optimal consumption bundles.

Comprehend the concept of marginal rate of substitution and its significance in utility maximization.

Recognize the conditions under which a consumer’s current consumption decisions are considered optimal.

Identify the impact of income changes on consumer well-being through the lens of utility theory.

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