I have been making furniture for 27 years. I have never heard of either marginal cost or marginal revenue. Fancy economic theories mean nothing to me. I just know how to do well in business. Whenever I can sell something for more than it cost me to produce it, I make it, and whenever I can't sell it for enough to cover my cost, I don't. That's how I stay in business and earn income for my family. Common sense and watching the market are good enough for me." For producers like this, economic models

	a.	do not apply because the producers do not understand the terminology.
	b.	accurately describe their behavior and allow predictions to be made as to how they will respond to changes in market conditions.
	c.	will generally only apply if the person has a college education.
	d.	indicate nothing about the behavior of such producers.