Suppose your new year resolution is to get back in shape. you are considering various ways of doing? this: you can sign up for a
gym? membership, walk to? work, take the stairs instead of the? elevator, or watch your diet. how would you evaluate these options and choose an optimal? one? a. it makes the most sense to do the action that costs the least amount of money.
b. do a? cost-benefit analysis to compare the alternatives.
c. you should do the activity that gives you the greatest personal? benefit, regardless of the cost.
d. you should choose an activity randomly to avoid regretting your decision later.
Your answer is B. Do a cost-benefit analysis to compare the alternatives. You have to chose how much you're willing/want to spend, what activities you're willing to spend on/do, and if the benefits of an activity fit or outweigh the costs. Also, not just monetary expenses but costs on your time, relationships, and other aspects of your life should be taken into account as well. Good Luck!
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