When Economic Choice Involves an Adjustment to an Existing Situation

question 138

Multiple Choice

When economic choice involves an adjustment to an existing situation, marginal analysis

• A)has no practical applications or real-world uses
• B)eliminates incorrect decisions and bad choices
• C)involves comparing the additional costs and additional benefits of an activity before deciding
• D)involves examining only the total costs and total benefits of an activity before deciding
• E)none of the above

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Definitions:

Sequence Structure

A set of code statements executed in order, one after the other, often used to describe the basic flow of a program.

Selection

The process of choosing between two or more paths in programming based on conditions, often implemented with if-else and switch statements.

Iteration

The process of repeating a set of instructions or steps a specific number of times or until a certain condition is met in programming.

Invocation

The act of calling or executing a function or a method in programming.