A Family's Preferences Toward Schooling,before and After a Fixed-Quantity Subsidy,are

Multiple Choice

A family's preferences toward schooling,before and after a fixed-quantity subsidy,are shown in Figure 5-5.Prior to the subsidy,the family is in equilibrium at point J.Assume that public schooling cannot be supplemented with private tutoring.
-Refer to Figure 5-5.After the fixed-quantity subsidy has been introduced,the family consumes:

A) its optimum level of other goods.
B) less than its optimum quantity of schooling.
C) more than its optimum quantity of schooling.
D) less than its optimum quantity of other goods.