Part B. Years ago, I read an article about children who desired to play marbles again, putting aside the high- tech games. While I know that "sheltering at home\" and \"socially distancing\" might make it more difficult to play marbles with children in the neighborhood, I've wondered if marbles might make a come-back during this ongoing pandemic. There was a fteen-yearold who wanted to study CPT (computer technology) said: 'l'd rather play marbles any old day.' A ten-year-old argued that playing marbles 'talres a lot more concentration and physical slrill' than electronic games that are repetitive and predictable. in addition, others ofered playing marbles means interaction with other kids and (perhaps best of all) marbles is a good way to make a friend. Bl. How might the theory of consumer behavior explain the increase in the number of marbles purchased by children in the United States? Use your economic vocabulary. 32. What is the consumer equilibrium rule used that tells us how much a consumer will purchase given a specific income, goods and services with price tags, and the marginal utility from additional units of a good or service? Write out the rule. Assume three goods. Good 1 = marbles, Good 2 = Slinkys, and Good 3 = hand held computer games