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According the utility-maximizing rule, consumers achieve the greatest amount of satisfaction by doing which of the following? BlackTom题目解析

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A.Purchasing goods or services with the lowest possible opportunity cost
B.Allocating income such that the last dollar spent on a given good yields the lowest amount of marginal utility
C.Avoiding purchases that decrease marginal utility
D.Purchasing a combination of goods or services whereby the last dollar spent on each good yields the same amount of marginal utility
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The question asks about the utility-maximizing rule and what leads to the greatest satisfaction for a consumer. Option 1: 'Purchasing goods or services with the lowest possible opportunity cost.' While choosing low opportunity cost can be sensible, the utility-maximizing rule specifically requires comparing marginal utilities relative to prices, not just opportuni......Login to view full explanation

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