Behavioral economists believe that people

A) assess current and future options equally well.
B) do not care about fairness, especially if it impairs their ability to get what they want.
C) make errors in decision making because of problems such as bad information, but such errors are random and generally not repeated by the same individual.
D) often succumb to temptation.

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Calvin Gerald Wilson Sr. · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Behavioral economists argue that individuals often give in to temptation, affecting their decision-making processes. This perspective challenges traditional economic theories that assume rational behavior, highlighting instead the impact of psychological factors on economic decisions.

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