You run a non-profit foundation that provides help to poor families during the holiday season. You distribute both clothing and food, which you buy (at discounted prices) with money from donors. Clothing costs you $1 per pound and food costs $4 per crate. [2points] 1a) With a budget of $1,000, draw your budget constraint on the graph below (labeling the intercepts) and illustrate a hypothetical utility-maximizing choice with an indifference curve, labeling the resulting choice of clothing and food as simply C* and F*.