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A Rational Consumer Would Never Purchase a Good If Its

Question 97

Question 97

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A rational consumer would never purchase a good if its


A) marginal utility is falling
B) MU/P is positive
C) MU/P is falling
D) marginal utility is negative
E) contribution to total utility is less than one

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