Multiple Choice
A common mistake consumers commit when they make decisions is
A) They take into account nonmonetary opportunity costs but ignore monetary costs.
B) They are overly pessimistic about their future behaviour.
C) They fail to ignore sunk costs.
D) They sometimes value fairness too much.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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