Arnold is a utility-maximizing consumer.If he thinks his last dollar spent on playing golf yields less satisfaction than the last dollar spent on movies,he should _____
A) play more golf so that the total satisfaction derived from golf increases.
B) spend less on movies so that the marginal satisfaction of a movie increases.
C) play less golf and spend more on movies.
D) not play golf at all.
E) play more golf because it costs less.
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