Total grain 10.5 produced What Bruno gets Feasible frontier. Angela and Bruno combined G 5.25 What Angela gets 0 Angela's free time 12 Angela's work 24 Angela's hours of free time If Angela has very flat indifference curves (horizontal), she may prefer Gto the other three allocations If Angela has very steep indifference curves, she may prefer Fto the other three allocations Bushels of grain
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