Question

According to the rational-actor model, as the benefits of an activity rise a. we should observe fewer people undertaking the activity, because when benefits rise, costs usually rise by more. b. we should observe more people undertaking the activity. c. it is hard to predict how people will react, because some people are often irrational. d. the costs will rise too. e. none of the above

Answer 1

Answer: b.we should observe more people undertaking the activity

Step-by-step explanation:

The rational actor model follows the theory of rational choice which believes that the behavior of individual actors make up the social behavior on the society and that the individual actors are all making their own individual decisions.

It should be noted that when there's an increase in the benefits of an activity, this will lead to more people enjoying the benefit as there will be more players.

Therefore, the correct option is B