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While drinking coffee, you believe that the marginal benefit of drinking one more cup is greater than the marginal cost of that cup. You then conclude that:

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you will be better off if you drink one more cup.
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you will be no better off and no worse off from drinking one more cup.
C  

you will be worse off if you drink one more cup.
D  

the total cost of drinking the coffee will be more than the total benefit of drinking the coffee.

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