An action at which it is possible to marginally increase or decrease an activity level is called
A) An interior action
B) A boundary action
C) A marginal improvement action
D) A marginal action

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An interior action is one where it is possible to adjust the level of activity either up or down, indicating flexibility in the decision-making process regarding that action. This contrasts with boundary actions, which do not allow for such marginal adjustments.

An Action at Which It Is Possible to Marginally Increase