Question: Daniel and Will each consume two goods. When they consume the same basket, Daniel's marginal utility of each good is higher than Will's. But at

Daniel and Will each consume two goods. When they consume the same basket, Daniel's marginal utility of each good is higher than Will's. But at any basket they both have the same marginal rate of substitution of one good for the other. Do they have the same ordinal ranking of different baskets?

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