If the Average Utility of Good a Is 15 and the Average

question 33

Multiple Choice

If the average utility of good A is 15 and the average utility of good B is 25, you should:

• A) consume more of good A and less of good B.
• B) consume more of good B and less of good A.
• C) keep consuming the current amounts of both good A and good B.
• D) realize that you don't have enough information to answer the question.

Calculate and interpret producer surplus from given market conditions.

Understand the relationship between marginal cost, average variable cost, fixed costs, and their implications for short-run supply curves.

Calculate optimal output, profit, or loss based on cost functions and market prices.

Interpret market supply and demand conditions from graphical representations.

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