How would you decide "how many pizza slices to eat a buffet? Which two laws to consider? A. compare the demand and supply for pizza B. compare the marginal benefit of the next slice and the price of the slice C. compare the marginal benefit of the next slice and the marginal cost of the next slice. D. eat as many as you want to eat and not full yet.

How would you decide "how many pizza slices to eat a buffet? Which two laws to consider? A. compare the demand and supply for pizza B. compare the marginal benefit of the next slice and the price of the slice C. compare the marginal benefit of the next slice and the marginal cost of the next slice. D. eat as many as you want to eat and not full yet.

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	A.	compare the demand and supply for pizza
	B.	compare the marginal benefit of the next slice and the price of the slice
	C.	compare the marginal benefit of the next slice and the marginal cost of the next slice.
	D.	eat as many as you want to eat and not full yet.