Business, 24.03.2020 04:20, ashleyvalles16

Suppose Paul has chosen a combination of two goods, A and B, such that the marginal utility per dollar spent for good A (MU A/P A) is .6 and the marginal utility per dollar spent for good B (MU B/P B) is 1. To increase utility with the same amount of money, Paul should:

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