If PA = $20, PB = $40, MBA = 300, and MBB = 400, how much will benefits increase if this exchange is made? 10. A decision maker is choosing the levels of two activities, A and B, so as tomaximize total benefits under a given budget. The prices and marginalbenefits of the last units of A and B are denoted P4, PB, MBA, and MBB-a. If PA = $20, PB = $15, MBA = 400, and MBB = 600, what should thedecision maker do?b. If P = $20, PR = $30, MB4 = 200, and MBB = 300, what should theAdecision maker do?c. If PA = $20, PB = $40, MBA = 300, and MBB = 400, how many units of Acan be obtained if B is reduced by one unit? How much will benefitsincrease if this exchange is made?d. If the substitution in part c continues to equilibrium and MBĄ falls to250, what will MBB be?

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A decision maker is choosing the levels of two activities, A and B, maximize total benefits under a given budget. The prices and marg benefits of the last units of A and B are denoted P4, PB, MB4, and a. If PA = $20, Pg = $15, MB4 = 400, and MBB = 600, what should decision maker do? b. If PA = $20, Pg = $30, MB4 = 200, and MBB = 300, what shoula

A decision maker is choosing the levels of two activities, A and B, maximize total benefits under a given budget. The prices and marg benefits of the last units of A and B are denoted P4, PB, MB4, and a. If PA = $20, Pg = $15, MB4 = 400, and MBB = 600, what should decision maker do? b. If PA = $20, Pg = $30, MB4 = 200, and MBB = 300, what shoula

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