本题目来源于试卷: IB Economics Unit 2.2: Microeconomics - Behavioral Economics，类别为 IB经济学
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Impulse buying occurs when individuals make unplanned purchases, often driojy:m mqi+p)z;s i13y(a.v evvenga0-;;i72yqm y4 qzy i:x,h stf3hn kt by immediate desires and emotions, without considering the long-term consequences or adhering to their original intentions. For y:h7x;ifq;ynh3tm-t kqa2 4, s0i gyzinstance, imagine a person who enters a store with the intention of buying only a few essential items but ends up buying several unnecessary products that caught their attention while browsing.
The above is an example of __
A. bounded selfishness
B. bounded self-control
C. imperfect information
D. bounded rationality
参考答案: B
本题详细解析:
Bounded self-control is the idea that individuals, even whenhqtmm(jw.wr bi-l/ h5,a:0i t they know what they want, may not be able to act in their own interests. Other examples of bounded self-control include evidence of procrastination, and submitting to temptation.
Although choices /h:i( t0tj-i5 q awbrm.,w lmhA, C, and D are examples of the limitations of the assumptions of rational consumer choice, they are not relevant to the phenomenon of impulse buying.
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