From an Economic Perspective, When a Student Decides to Go

question 128

Multiple Choice

From an economic perspective, when a student decides to go to the movies instead of studying for a test, it indicates that in the student's thinking the marginal:

• A) Benefit of studying is greater than the marginal cost of studying
• B) Cost of going to the movies is less than the marginal benefit of going to the movies
• C) Benefit of studying are greater than the marginal benefit of going to the movies
• D) Cost of going to the movies is greater than the marginal cost of studying

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