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35. Ron starts out in consumer equilibrium, consuming two goods, X and Y. Ron's income rises. At this point, we can definitely conclude that A) MUX/PX > MUY/PY, and then Ron increases his consumption of X. B) MUX/PX > MUY/PY, and then Ron decreases his consumption of X. C) MUX/PX < MUY/PY, and then Ron increases his consumption of X. D) MUX/PX < MUY/PY, and then Ron decreases his consumption of X. E) none of the above.
35. Ron starts out in consumer equilibrium, consuming two goods, X and Y. Ron's income rises. At this point, we can definitely conclude that A) MUX/PX > MUY/PY, and then Ron increases his consumption of X. B) MUX/PX > MUY/PY, and then Ron decreases his consumption of X. C) MUX/PX < MUY/PY, and then Ron increases his consumption of X. D) MUX/PX < MUY/PY, and then Ron decreases his consumption of X. E) none of the above.
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