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Individual economize and respond predictably to

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Below are the choices that can be found elsewhere:

a. positive incentives, but not negative incentives.
b. negative incentives, but not positive incentives
.c. both positive and negative incentives.
d. neither positive or negative incentives.

The answer is C.

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