Answer: Respond to Economic Incentives
Explanation:
Economists assume that rational people respond to Economic Incentives because it is a widely held fact in Economics that people choose goods and services based on a cost-benefit analysis and if there are incentives, the scales will be tipped more in favour of the benefits. Rational people will respond by getting that good and/or service.
Examples include cash rewards, bonuses, income and profits which are considered extrinsic incentives. There are also non-monetary incentives known as external incentives such as peer recognition, fame, social status and power.