Multiple Choice
When people act as if they are motivated by self-interest, and respond predictably to opportunities for gain, this is
A) inconsistent with the basic principles of economics
B) an example of macroeconomics, not microeconomics
C) rational self-interest
D) irrational because not all people want to increase their wealth
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