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Explaining a Seemingly Irrational Job Choice

An individual is offered two jobs. Job A pays a significantly higher salary but requires working 70 hours per week with high stress. Job B pays a lower salary but requires only 40 hours per week in a relaxed environment. The individual chooses Job B. Using the economic principle that income is valued as a means to acquire goods and services, explain how this choice can be considered rational.

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