One reason that agents cannot consume infinite amounts of goods is that
A) consumption takes time and time is finite in any given day
B) the agents' eyes are bigger than their stomachs
C) factories cannot produce that many goods over the long run

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Consumption takes time and time is limited in any given day. No matter how much an agent wants to consume, their ability to consume is constrained by the amount of time available in a day. Therefore, choice A is the best option.

One Reason That Agents Cannot Consume Infinite Amounts of Goods