If Dan's Marginal Utility from Eating One Apple Is 100

question 164

True/False

If Dan's marginal utility from eating one apple is 100 utils and Jorge's marginal utility from eating one apple is 200 utils, it follows that Jorge likes apples more than Dan, assuming that Dan and Jorge measure the marginal utility of apples in exactly the same way.

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