Multiple Choice
If price and marginal benefit are equal for an individual, and preferences and income do not change, the individual can be induced to buy more of a good only by
A) decreasing marginal benefit.
B) decreasing price.
C) increasing marginal utility.
D) decreasing marginal utility.
E) increasing price.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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