(d) If we gave him more clothes, his utility will increase.

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Suppose Ben has preferences over food and clothes, denoted F and C. His preferences are typical. Answer if the statements below are true or false. Solve for part d 

(a) At his chosen bundle, MRSFC​ is equal to the relative price between food and clothes.

(b) At his chosen bundle, MUF​ is equal to MUC.

(c) If the price of food were to decrease, he will demand more food.

(d) If we gave him more clothes, his utility will increase.

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