Robinson Crusoe is stranded on an island. He finds that coconuts are freely available (zero harvest cost), but fish are difficult to harvest and require a lot of energy. As a result, harvesting fish has a high price. If coconuts and fish are imperfect substitutes, what is Robinson Crusoe likely to consume?

Question 3 options:

.He will consume more coconuts than fish.

.He will consume equal amounts of both goods.

.He will consume more fish than coconuts.

.Not enough information is given.