Which of the following is not a choice facing agents in the primitive state of nature?
A) how much money to earn
B) how much time to spend at leisure and how much to spend picking fruit
C) what mix of fruit they want to consume at any given point in time

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In a primitive state of nature, the concept of money does not exist as economic transactions are based on barter or direct consumption of resources. Choices B and C relate to allocation of time and selection of resources, which are relevant decisions in such a context.

Which of the Following Is Not a Choice Facing Agents