2.-Eliane consumes bread and butter in fixed proportions: one ounce of butter for two ounces of bread. She would not care about one more ounce of butter without two more ounces of bread and vice versa. a) Obtain Eliane's demands for bread and butter (of course, as a function of her income and the prices of bread and butter). b) Suppose Eliane's income is $100, the price of 1 ounce of butter is $2 and the price of 1 ounce of bread is $1. Compute Eliane's consumption of bread and butter. c) Now suppose that the price of butter doubles. If Eliane's aunt wanted to keep Eliane at the same level of satisfaction (you can call it utility, but we are not necessarily interested in the particular consumption bundle), how much should Eliane's aunt subsidize her to compensate for this increase in the price of butter? (Make sure you explain and justify sufficiently your answer.)