Neema Has an Hour of Free Time She Can Spend

Multiple Choice

Neema has an hour of free time she can spend doing one of three activities. Spending the hour reading would give her a utility of 4, playing video games would give her a utility of 2, and jogging would give her a utility of 6. Based on this information, economists could predict that Neema will:

A) read.
B) play video games.
C) go jogging.
D) do nothing, since no activity gives a utility greater than 10.