1. Fundamentals of consumer choice Jake spends a significant amount of time researching resorts for a long overdue vacation, paying special attention to resorts' chefs and food options. Which of the following best explains Jake's behavior from an economic perspective? Jake behaves irrationally, refusing to make a decision with imperfect information. O Jake's behavior is irrational because spending too much time researching the best option increases the cost of finding the best option. Because this vacation is important to Jake, as a rational consumer, he wants to make a well-informed choice.

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With the increase in the production which cost Increases continuously?