The Optimal Trade-Off Between Current Leisure and Current Consumption Goods $\frac{w}{1+P}$

question 24

Multiple Choice

The optimal trade-off between current leisure and current consumption goods is expressed as

• A) MRS_1,C = \( \frac{w}{1+P} \)
• B) MRS_1,C = w.
• C) MRS_1,C = \( \frac{w}{(1+R)} \)
• D) MRS_1,C = \( \frac{w}{(1+r)} \)
• E) MRS_1,C = \( \frac{1+r}{(1+R)} \)

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