Which best describes discretionary spending?

Responses

reluctance for taking chances when making investments

reluctance for taking chances when making investments

weighing the extra costs and benefits of one more unit

weighing the extra costs and benefits of one more unit

the personal satisfaction gained from consumption

the personal satisfaction gained from consumption

buying goods according to what one want or needs

1 answer

The best description of discretionary spending is:

buying goods according to what one wants or needs.

Discretionary spending refers to non-essential expenses that are made after necessary bills and obligations are paid. It includes spending on things like entertainment, hobbies, dining out, and other personal choices.