In the diagram, assùme the consumer whose indifference curves are shown is currently in consumer equilibrium at point a. Which of the following could lead to an optimal consumption bundle on indifference curve 13? Quantity of restaurant meals 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 6. 8. 10 12 14 16 Quantity of rooms O A. an increase in income OB. a decrease in the price of restaurant meals OC. a decrease in the price of rooms ollof the obo

K Paul consumes only books and DVDs. At his current consumption bundle, his marginal utility from DVDS is 25 and from books is 3. Each DVD costs $13, and each book costs $2. Is he maximizing his utility? Explain. Let MUB be the marginal utility of books, MUD be the marginal utility from DVDs, PB be the price of books, Pp be the price of DVDs, and MRS be the marginal rate of substitution. Paul is OA. maximizing his utility because MUB PB = MUD PD MUB MUD OB. not maximizing his utility because < PB PD MUB OC. maximizing his utility because MRS = MUD MUB MUD OD. maximizing his utility because < PB PD MUB O E. not maximizing his utility because MRS < MUD If he is not, how can he increase his utility while keeping his total expenditure constant? Paul could increase utility while keeping total expenditures constant by consuming more and fewer

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Complete this table on the picture.