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Typically, Joseph buys a single tire at a time for his truck. However, he sees an advertisement for a "buy 3, get 1 free" offer from a local tire shop and decides to take advantage of the deal. Joseph's decision is mostly based onA. His preference for a brand of tireB. The limited income he earnsC. The price of alternatives to tiresD. The sale price of the tires

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