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leo leo

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If the marginal benefit of consuming another unit of a good is positive, then to reach the allocatively efficient level of output more of the good should be produced and consumed
 
  A) no matter what.
  B) as long as the consumer can afford to pay for it.
  C) if the total benefit of the good is greater than its total cost.
  D) if the marginal benefit of the good is greater than its marginal cost.

Question 2

The demand for a good is more price inelastic if
 
  A) its price is higher.
  B) the percentage of income spent on it is larger.
  C) it is a luxury good.
  D) it has no close substitutes.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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