Multiple Choice
Given two goods,X and Y,and their prices,PX and PY a consumer will maximize utility by allocating expenditures such that
A) MUX/PY = MUY/PX.
B) PY/MUX = PX/MUY.
C) MUX/PX = MUY /PY.
D) MUX = PX = MUY = PY = MU$.
E) MUX = MUY = PX = PY = MU$.
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