Multiple Choice
What are the main differences between neoclassical economics and behavioral economics?
A) Neoclassical economics is mainly theoretical.
B) Behavioral economics does not take as given that decision makers are rational.
C) Neoclassical economics assumes that decision makers are fully informed.
D) All of the above.
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