Economists Infer That a Consumer Receives More Utility from One

question 133

Multiple Choice

Economists infer that a consumer receives more utility from one good than another by

• A) giving consumers surveys about the utility they receive from the goods.
• B) observing the consumer's behavior.
• C) the logic of the models used.
• D) means of introspection and speculation.

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