> Moving to another question will save this response. > > Question 30 3 points Saved Your significant other asks you to clean the kitchen cabinets during a bout of rage cleaning (even though they assure you they are "fine"). You decide to clean the cabinet doors, but not the inside of the cabinets. When your significant other complains of your incompetence, you explain that you decided not to clean the insides of cabinets because they aren't visible and require the removal of contents in order to clean. This is an example of O a. indirect consequences. O b. positive incentives. O c. comparative advantage. O d. marginal thinking. e. specialization. A Moving to another question will save this response. > >