
Foundations of Economics (8th Edition)
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Author: Robin Bade, Michael Parkin
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Choose the best answer from the following options: A consumer will maximize his total utility if he buys the quantities of pasta and milk at which ___
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marginal utility from pasta equals the marginal utility from milk - The consumer spends all of his budget and marginal utility from each good is equal
- The marginal utility from the more expensive good is less than the marginal utility from the cheaper good
- The consumer spends his entire budget and the marginal utility per dollar from pasta and milk are equal.
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