Multiple Choice

An economist is studying a consumer's choices between two goods: weekly hours of leisure and weekly income. The consumer states a clear preference for having both more leisure and more income. The economist identifies two specific combinations:

  • Combination A: 20 hours of leisure and $800 of income.
  • Combination B: 15 hours of leisure and $600 of income.

Suppose the consumer's current job only allows for Combination B. Based solely on an analysis of the consumer's preferences, which of t

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