Question

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when we choose to work less than our grandparents did and, in exchange, spend more quality time with family and friends. it means that (more than one answer)
□ we are living in a society that is better off than our grandparents generation.
□ the opportunity cost of forgone earnings is lower than our grandparents.
□ we tend to work harder early on and then reduce the amount we work as time passes.
□ we emphasize leisure over specified earnings.

Explanation:

When choosing to work less and spend more time with family and friends, it implies a preference for leisure over certain earnings. There's no clear indication that society is better - off overall compared to grandparents' generation just from this choice. The opportunity cost of forgone earnings isn't necessarily lower. And there's no evidence in the statement about working harder early on and then reducing work.

Answer:

D. we emphasize leisure over specified earnings.