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Title: Suppose Joe is maximizing total utility within his budget constraint. If the price of the last pair Post by: Tidy on Jun 20, 2015 Suppose Joe is maximizing total utility within his budget constraint. If the price of the last pair of jeans purchased is $25 and it yields 100 units of extra satisfaction and the price of the last shirt purchased is $20, then, using the rule of equal marginal utility per dollar spent, the extra satisfaction received from the last shirt must be
A) 2,000 units of utility. B) 500 units of utility. C) 100 units of utility. D) 80 units of utility. Title: Re: Suppose Joe is maximizing total utility within his budget constraint. If the price of the last p Post by: Chimelo46 on Jul 30, 2015 Content hidden
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