Claire has just eaten her second bowl of cereal. We can say:

A. her third bowl will likely decrease her total utility.
B. her second bowl likely reduced her total utility.
C. her second bowl likely added less to her total utility than the first.
D. her third bowl will likely increase her total utility by at least as much as the second.


Answer: C

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