Glen and Ben both drink coffee and coke every day. Glen likes coffee a lot more than Ben and Ben likes coke more than Glen. Coffee is $3 a cup and coke is $1 a can. Who is willing to give up more cans of coke to gain one more cup of coffee, assuming they both start at their respective utility maximizing bundles?
Glen and Ben both drink coffee and coke every day. Glen likes coffee a lot more than Ben and Ben likes coke more than Glen. Coffee is $3 a cup and coke is $1 a can. Who is willing to give up more cans of coke to gain one more cup of coffee, assuming they both start at their respective utility maximizing bundles?
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