Bounded rationality is an idea in behavioral economics in which individuals are limited in their ability to make decisions. This leads to outcomes that differ from the outcomes predicted by traditional economic theory. Which of the following would best describe an individual limited by "bounded rationality"?

"bounded rationality"? Describes an Individual Limited by Bounded Rationality Drag appropriate answer(s) here Arden works at a bakery. The manager needs him to go buy eggs for a big cake order today. Arden pays 10% more than he needed to by shopping across the street instead of the bakery's usual supplier a mile away. + Marco is looking to purchase a used car, but his smartphone had no battery left so he cannot do a price search online. He thinks he has found a car at a good price, so he buys it. Later, when he researches the price, he realizes the car was overpriced. Niko is hungry and has $10 in his wallet. He prefers pepperoni pizza ($10), but today there is a special on sausage pizza ($6). He still decides to get the pepperoni pizza. Malia is looking to move to into a new apartment. Her current landlord offers her 10% lower rent to renew her lease for a year, which is still slightly higher than the new apartment. Malia decides to renew. Danit likes to buy shares of stock for individual companies, and she does her own research on more than 100 companies. The shares of stocks she buys turn out to have lower returns than she thought they would. Drag appropriate answer(s) here Does Not Describe an Individual Limited by Bounded Rationality