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A.Buy fewer of both goods
B.Buy more of both goods
C.Buy more bananas and fewer apples
D.Continue buying the same quantities of both goods
E.Buy more apples and fewer bananas
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To analyze the question, we first note the information given: apples have MU_last = 15 and price = $5, while bananas have MU_last = 12 and price = $3. Ricardo has $125 and currently buys 10 apples and 25 bananas, which exactly exhausts his budget since 10×$5 + 25×$3 = $50 + $75 = $125. Option 1: Buy fewer of both goods. Reducing quantities of both would lower total utility, sin......Login to view full explanation

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