Marginal decision making: Examines the choice of one more or one less of something Refers to the major decisions one makes in life; e.g. where to go to college Involves choices which are not very important

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Marginal decision making:
Examines the choice of one more or one less of something
Refers to the major decisions one makes in life; e.g. where to
go to college
Involves choices which are not very important
Transcribed Image Text:Marginal decision making: Examines the choice of one more or one less of something Refers to the major decisions one makes in life; e.g. where to go to college Involves choices which are not very important
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