Self-interest
A)has nothing to do with determining what goods are produced.
B)occurs only when wants exceed available resources.
C)cannot be used to determine how goods are produced.
D)reflects choices that are best for society as a whole.
E)reflects choices that are best for the individual who makes them.

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Self-interest refers to choices that are best for the individual who makes them. It does not necessarily reflect choices that are best for society as a whole, and it can be used to determine both what goods are produced and how they are produced.

Self-Interest