(Consider This) The economic perspective used in customer decision making at fast-food restaurants is reflected in:
A. customers selecting the shortest line.
B. decisions for which marginal costs exceed marginal benefits.
C. all customer lines tending to be of different lengths.
D. irrational purchasing of high-fat-content food.
Answer: A
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