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Marginal analysis compares total benefits and total costs to determine the optimal outcome or choice rather than how costs and benefits change from one option to another.

Marginal analysis compares total benefits and total costs to determine the optimal outcome or choice rather than how costs and benefits change from one option to another.
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Marginal analysis compares total benefits and total costs to determine the optimal outcome or choice rather than how costs and benefits change from one option to another.

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