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3 years ago

When people use their resources so that marginal benefits exceed marginal costs they

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Archy [21]3 years ago

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Answer: A. make rational economic decisions.

Explanation:

The marginal benefits refer to the maximum payment that a consumer will make for an additional good or service.

Marginal cost is the additional cost involved in manufacturing a product with an additional service, due to the additional manufacturing of the product.

These two measures determine how the value of a product should change; if the price increases or decreases due to marginal benefit or marginal cost.

For example, <em>when buying one unit of a product the cost is usually higher than when buying multiple units. Likewise, when a product is purchased that has exclusive use or whose unit creation is high, the cost of the product will also be high due to its marginal benefit.</em>

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