Cost-benefit principles can be applied to the decision of:

a. profit-maximizing firms.
b. majority-rule voting.
c. which project receives the most votes.
d. rational ignorance.
e. all of these.


e

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When the federal government takes action to change taxes and spending to stimulate the economy, such policy is:

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