Multiple Choice
This notion realizes that when a potentially advantageous situation arises that one may need to consider the "price" for taking advantage of the situation.In other words,this concept recognizes that making one decision may come at the price of other potential situations.
A) opportunity costs.
B) overconfidence.
C) inclusion fallacy.
D) bounded rationality.
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