People who give erroneous explanations of how they themselves perform a particular task, such as tying their shoelaces or setting prices,
A) cannot be performing the task successfully.
B) may nonetheless perform the task successfully.
C) must be lying.
D) would necessarily perform the task more successfully if they understood it correctly.
Question 2
How can we determine separately the cost of producing ham hocks from the cost of producing bacon?
A) By separately estimating the labor time it takes to butcher the hocks and the bacon
B) By separately calculating the weight of the hocks and the bacon as percentages of total useable meat
C) By consulting the average industry costs of ham hocks and bacon
D) There is no way to determine the specific costs of joint products.
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