When we say that an individual behaves according to "rational self-interest," we mean that this individual
A)is motivated by greed.
B)will always buy the most fashionable items available.
C)will always buy the cheapest products available on the market.
D)is making choices that he or she believes will leave him or her better off.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When we say that an individual behaves according to "rational self-interest," it means that they are making choices they believe will leave them better off. It is not necessarily motivated by greed or always buying the cheapest or most fashionable products available, but rather weighing the costs and benefits of their decisions. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

When We Say That an Individual Behaves According to "Rational