Suppose a little girl likes peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with exactly 2T of jelly and 1T of peanut butter. Suppose further that her mom agrees to make sandwiches to those exact specifications and the price of peanut butter is $. 251T and the price of jelly is $. 10/T. If she has $1. 8 to spend on peanut butter and jelly ingredients (ignore the bread) in a week, how many sandwiches will she make? Suppose that at current consumption levels an individual's marginal utility of consuming an extra hot dog is 10 whereas the marginal utility of consuming an extra soft drink is 2. Then the MRS (of soft drinks for hot dogs)that is, the number of hot dogs the individual is willing to give up to get one more soft drink is If bundle A lies on an indifference curve and bundle 8 lies to the right of the curve, the individual (assuming normal goods) Select one: a. prefers bundle A to bundle B. b. prefers bundle B to bundle A. c. enjoys bundle A and B equally. d. must receive more of both goods with bundle B