1. The consumer's problem of allocating her budget optimally between buyingsweaters and jeans. Below is the table showing the total benefit to the consumer as a function of the number of units she may purchase.
   2. Fill out the Marginal Benefit columns for both sweaters and Jeans. Make sure you know how to produce these measures.
   4. Calculate for each good, the marginal benefit per dollar spent if prices are $25 for a sweater and $100 for jeans. Show, and explain in detail (like we did in class) the optimal consumption bundle for the consumer assuming the budget remain at $300.

		Sweaters			Jeans
Units	Total Benefit	Marginal Benefit (MB)	MB per $ Spent	Total Benefit	Marginal Benefit (MB)	MB per $ Spent
0	0			0
1	100			160
2	185			310
3	260			410
4	325			490
5	385			520
6	435			530
7	480			533
8	520			535
9	555			536
10	589			537
11	622			538
12	654.5			539