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Consumers Usually Buy Fewer Units of a Good Than the Quantity

Question 441

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Consumers usually buy fewer units of a good than the quantity that would maximize total utility from consuming the good because

A) they are not rational.
B) of the law of demand.
C) they have limited incomes.
D) marginal utility becomes zero after just a few units of the good.

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