Your neighbor is mowing her yard one afternoon when she stops to have some lemonade. She drinks one glass and is considering having a second glass. This is an example of:
a. equilibrium analysis.
b. benefit analysis.
c. cost analysis.
d. marginal analysis.

d. marginal analysis.

Explanation:

Marginal analysis is the method used to analyse the additional benefit of adding cost or actions to the activity or cost of production. It helps the management to maximize the profit on production or benefit of additional action taken, it also help to balance cost and benefit of production.

It evaluates the relationship between cost and benefits.  

In the given case, drinking lemonade is the additional mowing for mowing her yard. Here, she need to analyse how drinking additional glass of lemonade can benefit her in mowing activity.

decentralization can the employees to get more involved in the business decision making

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