Suppose an individual's consumption of Red Bull and coffee is in equilibrium: M U R E D B U L L P R E D B U L L = M U C O F F E E P C O F F E E Now Suppose that the price of coffee of declines. Which of the following could bring the consumption back to an equilibrium point based on the tenets of utility maximization? Group of answer choices A decrease in the consumption of coffee will increase the marginal utility of coffee, which will equate the two marginal utility to price ratios. An increase in the consumption of Red Bull will decrease the marginal utility of Red Bull, which will equate the two marginal utility to price ratios. An increase in the consumption of Red Bull will increase the marginal utility of Red Bull, which will equate the two marginal utility to price ratios. An increase in the consumption of coffee will reduce the marginal utility of coffee, which will equate the two marginal utility to price ratios