30.1 Public Goods Keisey and Presley share an apartment. They have a shared budget of $1000 per month. They can spend this money on private goods like food and clothing that they consume separately, and some of their income on public goods like rent and utilities, which the}r share. For Kelsey and Presley's public goods problem, the set of Pareto optimal allocations are all the allocations that satisfy the equations A} = 1/2 and X K + Xp + G = $1000, Where X K is spending on private goods for Kelsey, X p is spending on private goods for Presley, and G is spending on public goods. Give an example of an allocation that uses exactly Kelsey and Presley's budget, but is not Pasreto Efcient