Amara consumes scones and breakfast sandwiches. The price of a scone is $2; the price of a breakfast sandwich is $4. Suppose that with her weekly budget of $20, she purchases four scones and two breakfast sandwiches. Her marginal utility for scones is 8, and her marginal utility for breakfast sandwiches is 16. If the price of breakfast sandwiches falls, then according to the income effect, Multiple Choice Amara will demand fewer scones and purchase more breakfast sandwiches. The marginal utility of an additional breakfast sandwich will rise. Amara will maintain her consumption of breakfast sandwiches, but use the additional buying power to purchase more scones. Amara's purchasing power will rise and she will purchase more breakfast sandwiches without it necessarily changing her consumption of scones