A consumer's preferences for two goods, Apples (on the vertical axis) and Bananas (on the horizontal axis), are represented by a standard, convex indifference curve. The consumer moves from a bundle with many Apples and few Bananas to a new bundle on the same curve with slightly fewer Apples and slightly more Bananas. How does this change affect their willingness to trade Apples for an additional Banana?
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