When the opportunity cost of a choice increases: Select one: a. the marginal benefits of that choice decrease. b. individuals are more likely to choose that same option. c. individuals are less likely to choose that same option. d. the marginal benefits of that choice increase, as well.

d. the marginal benefits of that choice increase, as well.

Explanation:

Opportunity cost is the cost of the next best option forgone when one alternative is chosen over other alternatives.

Marginal benefits is the additional benefits that accrue when a particular activity is increased.

If a consumer is rational, if the opportunity cost of a decision is increasing, the marginal benefit of the choice should also increase.

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