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If the Benefits of Informing Oneself Are Greater Than the Costs

Question 87

Question 87

Multiple Choice

If the benefits of informing oneself are greater than the costs, then ignorance is


A) rational.
B) irrational.
C) not beneficial.
D) not costly.

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