A marginal benefit is a incremental increase in a benefit to a consumer caused by the consumption of an additional unit of good, while a marginal cost is a incremental increase in a company's input costs to produce one additional unit of output. ... Say a company making fancy widgets that are in high demand.
<h2>Answer: C</h2><h2></h2><h2>What issue was at the heart of Sweatt v. Painter?</h2><h3>Was the separate African American law school equal to the white school?</h3>
