A Moving to another question will save this response. Question 28 2 points Saved You are at a bar in Boston and you are trying to decide whether to have one more drink before leaving. Since you have taken an economics class in college, you know a marginal analysis will be useful. What would be a good description of that analysis? a. You are weighing the marginal benefit of another drink against the total marginal cost, both financial and in the increased risk of a ticket or an accident. b. You are weighing the marginal cost of the drink in dollars against the marginal increase in the risk of a ticket or an accident. c. You are weighing the marginal psychological benefit of another drink against the marginal social benefit of interacting with the other patrons. d. You are weighing the total economic pros and cons of regularly visiting the bar against the total pros and cons due to the impact on the patron's professional and family life. e. You are weighing the total social and psychological benefits of regularly visiting the bar against the total financial cost of drinks plus tips. -> A Moving to another question will save this response. >