All economic behavior occurs through marginal thinking. The decisions of economic actors are “bit by bit” decisions, not all-or-nothing ones.

Foundational Concepts in Economics: 3: Marginal Thinking

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Foundational Concepts in Economics: 3: Marginal Thinking

Foundational Concepts in Economics: 3: Marginal Thinking