Daniela enjoys eating cabbage rolls and often has them with her meals. She also likes polenta,...

 

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Daniela enjoys eating cabbage rolls and often has them with her meals. She also likes polenta, and while making it, she uses the recipe that her grandmother and mother used. Daniela views cabbage rolls and polenta as imperfect substitutes, so her indifference curves for the two goods are convex. If she consumes 6 slices of polenta and 5 cabbage rolls per week, and her marginal rate of substitution of polenta for cabbage rolls is MRS = AP/AC = -2, will she prefer a bundle with 4 slices of polenta and 6 cabbage rolls? Why? Daniela enjoys eating cabbage rolls and often has them with her meals. She also likes polenta, and while making it, she uses the recipe that her grandmother and mother used. Daniela views cabbage rolls and polenta as imperfect substitutes, so her indifference curves for the two goods are convex. If she consumes 6 slices of polenta and 5 cabbage rolls per week, and her marginal rate of substitution of polenta for cabbage rolls is MRS = AP/AC = -2, will she prefer a bundle with 4 slices of polenta and 6 cabbage rolls? Why?

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