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People Respond to Incentives quiz #2
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Mobile users’ greater impatience means that
They respond quickly to incentives and may switch to alternatives faster.
A recurring theme in economics is that people
Respond to incentives to make themselves better off.
Based on the lesson, how are individuals and economies similar?
Both respond to incentives and adjust behavior to improve outcomes.
Which statement best describes incentives?
Incentives motivate people to change their behavior.
According to Adam Smith, what drives businesses to make their prices attractive to consumers?
The pursuit of profit and competition.
In the market, actions known as incentives affect
The decisions and actions of buyers and sellers.
Based on the lesson, how are individuals and economies similar?
Both seek to exploit opportunities created by incentives.
A rational decision maker takes an action only if the
Expected benefit exceeds the expected cost.
Satisficing is the tendency of
Choosing an option that is good enough rather than the optimal one.
Rational rule for sellers
Sell more if the marginal benefit exceeds the marginal cost.
The insurance mechanism is based on an assumption that people
Respond to incentives to reduce risk and protect themselves.
Rational rule for employers
Hire more workers if the marginal benefit of hiring exceeds the marginal cost.
Managers who use the method of optimizing to make their decisions will attempt to choose
The option that maximizes their benefit given available incentives.