People who use drive-through windows at restaurants and eat while on the road _____
A)are likely to enjoy less consumer surplus than those who dine at restaurants.
B)are likely to have a high opportunity cost of time.
C)do not maximize their utility.
D)gain less marginal utility than they would if they dined at restaurants.
E)value their money more than their time.

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Using the drive-through window and eating while on the road implies that the person values their time more than the added benefits of dining at a restaurant (such as ambiance, service, etc.). Therefore, they likely have a high opportunity cost of time.

People Who Use Drive-Through Windows at Restaurants and Eat While