Suppose That the Ratio of Marginal Utility to Price for Good

Multiple Choice

Suppose that the ratio of marginal utility to price for good $A$ is 10 , and the ratio of marginal utility to price for good $B$ is 5 . Assume that for her current consumption of goods $A$ and $B$ the consumer is experiencing diminishing marginal utility for each good. In order for this consumer to be at her utility maximizing point, she should:

A) consume less $A$ and more $B$ .
B) consume more $A$ and less $B$ .
C) consume more $A$ and more $B$ .
D) do nothing - the consumer is already in equilibrium.