Question

which decision is least likely to be well explained by marginal analysis? deciding which college to attend deciding whether to do more sit - ups at the gym deciding whether to take a lunch break or knock on another door as a door - to - door salesperson deciding how fast to go on the freeway deciding between watching another episode of your favorite tv series and going to bed

Explanation:

Marginal analysis evaluates decisions by comparing the incremental costs and benefits of small, additional changes to an existing choice. Most of the options involve incremental, marginal decisions: adding one more sit-up, one more sales call, adjusting speed slightly, or one more TV episode. Choosing a college is a discrete, all-or-nothing decision with no incremental "marginal" addition to an existing choice; it is a major, one-time selection rather than a small, incremental adjustment.

Answer:

Deciding which college to attend