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Flauer
2 months ago
3

Neal is a coffee drinker. At the local coffee shop, the price

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PIT_PIT [12.4K]2 months ago
8 0

Response and Detailed Breakdown: Marginal Benefit represents the highest price someone is prepared to pay for an extra unit of a product or service. The calculation can be expressed as:

marginal=\frac{Change total benefit}{Change quantity}

Concerning each coffee cup:

For the initial cup, the benefit stands at $8;

For the second cup:

marginal=\frac{14-8}{2-1}

marginal = 6

For the third cup:

marginal=\frac{18-14}{3-2}

marginal = 4

For the fourth cup:

marginal=\frac{20-18}{4-3}

marginal = 2

For the fifth cup:

marginal=\frac{21-20}{5-4}

marginal = 1

The price of each coffee is $3, and by comparing the cost and benefit, it is advisable for Neal to consume 4 cups of coffee daily.

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