Consumers will willingly make less-informed decisions:
a. if information costs are less than the perceived benefits of gathering information.
b. if information costs are greater than the perceived benefits of gathering information.
c. since ignorance always leads to bliss
d. whenever acquiring more information requires sacrifice.
b
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