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Microeconomics, 9e (Pindyck/Rubinfeld)Chapter 19 Behavioral Economics Reference Points and Consumer PreferencesIn traditional economic theory, consumers are assumed to be rational, which means that they: attempt to maximize utility, subject to a budget constraint, and they do so with a limited knowledge about prices. have full knowledge of prices and attempt to maximize utility, subject to a budget constraint. look to maximize utility, often without regard to income or prices. behave in unpredictable but observable ways of choosing goods and services. Answer: BDiff: 1 Section: 19.1In tradition