Terms in economics matching their definitions:
A. Rational choice - Logical decision-making based on thoughtful analysis that compares the benefits and costs of an action.
B. Utility - Measurement of personal satisfaction of wants and needs gained from the use or consumption of goods and services.
C. Marginal analysis - A decision-making tool that weighs additional costs and benefits of going for one more unit of something.
D. Risk aversion - The amount of reluctance a person has to taking chances.
Joining the Army will provide valuable experience and training unavailable to many in the civilian workforce -- and the training is free. This kind of invaluable education could make you more desirable to civilian employers once you're discharged.
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Answer:
poverty is likely to become a even bigger issue in the future.
it was impossible for large armies to cross the desert without it
