Is Considering Marginal Utility a Natural Process Experienced by Humans

question 125

Multiple Choice

Is considering marginal utility a natural process experienced by humans?

• A) No.Only economists engage in this sort of "bean counting" involving utils.
• B) No.Humans don't all think the same way,so it follows that decision making is also relative.
• C) Maybe.Good consumers consider marginal utility,while poor consumers don't.
• D) Yes.Conscious calculations involving utils are a part of every decision.
• E) Yes.Humans have an instinct,as self-interested,rational beings,to seek the most satisfaction.

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