How does marginal benefit impact consumers' choices? a. it decreases their interest in comparing goods and services. b. it increases their willingness to pay for one more unit of a good. c. it decreases their interest in consuming goods from a manufacturer. d. it increases their willingness to improve production of a good.

The correct answer is A. Marginal benefit impacts consumers' choices as it decreases their interest in comparing goods and services.

Explanation:

In business administration, the marginal benefit indicates the profit that can be expected for an additional unit of a product produced.

Knowledge of the marginal benefit is important in order to be able to carry out a product calculation. The examination of the facts can provide information on how many units of a product have to be sold in order to reach the break-even point.   Marginal benefit can also play an important role in the arithmetical calculation of a company's output and price.

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