Figure 5-16
In Figure 5-16, Adam is
a.
better off at C than at D and able to afford either C or D.
b.
better off at D than at C but only able to afford C.
c.
equally well off at C and D and able to afford either C or D.
d.
equally well off at C and D but only able to afford C.
d
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