Multiple Choice
When people make decisions that go against their own interests, neoclassical economics explains this to be instances where people are
A) intentionally not maximizing their net benefit.
B) ignorant of what their best interests are.
C) simply incapable of making rational decisions.
D) behaving quite rationally.
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