Suppose that some investors have decided that economic and financial uncertainty have made the prospect of investing in domestic
stock markets more risky than investing in foreign stock markets, and therefore choose to invest in foreign markets. By using all available information as they act to achieve their goals, these investors are exemplifying the economic idea that Select one:A. people are rationalB. people respond to economic incentivesC. optimal decisions are made at the marginD. equity is more important than efficiency.
Rational behavior is referred to in the decision-making process that is based on making choices that result in the optimal level of benefits and utility for individuals. The assumption of individuals' behaviors implies that people would rather be better than worse off. Most conventional theories are based on the assumption that all individuals taking part in action or activity are behaving rationally. The basic rationale behavior is also a key assumption of the rational choice theory, an economic principle that assumes individuals always make a prudent and logical decision that provides people with the greatest benefits or satisfaction. Rational behavior doesn't always require a [person to attempt in more returns. The optimal return for an individual may involve non-monetary returns and risk considerations.
Diah would most likely see the changes adopted by her manager as a way to way to further treat the employees bad. In her company, Diah might have believed that, Casey is treating the staff (including her ) bad hence the lack of trust.
She would try to oppose the changes that was to be introduced inorder to get back to her manager,Casey.
