This document discusses how people make economic decisions based on rational choice theory. It uses the author's decision to purchase an AR15 rifle as an example. The author considered costs, benefits, and incentives in deciding between three options: buying the rifle assembled, building it themselves over 12 weeks for less money, or not purchasing it at all. They chose the second option as it provided the greatest marginal benefit for the cost. The document also briefly outlines the key principles of economics and different types of economies that influence decision making.