1. Which of these cannot be considered a non-compensatory attribute when buying a phone? A Cost C. Warranty D. Cannot decide B. Specifications 2. If there are three possible outcomes under the same decision node, then A. the probability of each outcome occurring is 1/3.

1. Which of these cannot be considered a non-compensatory attribute when buying a phone? A Cost C. Warranty D. Cannot decide B. Specifications 2. If there are three possible outcomes under the same decision node, then A. the probability of each outcome occurring is 1/3.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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