When the marginal benefit of an activity is equal to the price of the activity, the rational buyer should do _____ of the activity.
A)less
B)that exact amount
C)more
D)none

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If the marginal benefit of an activity is equal to the price, it means that the buyer is receiving the exact amount of value that they are paying for. Therefore, the rational decision would be to do that exact amount of the activity, as any more or less would result in either paying more than the value received or not receiving the full value of what they paid.

When the Marginal Benefit of an Activity Is Equal to the Price