Multiple Choice
Figure 21-25 The figure pertains to a particular consumer. On the axes, X represents the quantity of good X and Y represents the quantity of good Y.
-Refer to Figure 21-25. Suppose the price of good X is $10, the price of good Y is $5, and the consumer's income is $210. Then the consumer's optimal choice is to buy
A) 8 units of good X and 26 units of good Y.
B) 11 units of good X and 20 units of good Y.
C) 14 units of good X and 14 units of good Y.
D) 18 units of good X and 6 units of good Y.
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