When a Consumer Compares the Price of a Good to the Value

question 61

Multiple Choice

When a consumer compares the price of a good to the value of that good, he or she is really comparing:

• A) the price of other substitute goods.
• B) the value of the good to the costs associated with producing the good.
• C) the value of the good to its opportunity cost.
• D) the price of the good to the value of other substitute goods.

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