If, for a particular consumer, the marginal utility of ties is greater than the marginal utility of shirts, this consumer should:
A) buy more ties and fewer shirts.
B) buy more shirts and fewer ties.
C) buy the same amount of each.
D) not do anything until more information is available.

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The Answer of If, for a particular consumer, the marginal utility of ties is greater than the marginal utility of shirts, this consumer should:
A) buy more ties and fewer shirts.
B) buy more shirts and fewer ties.
C) buy the same amount of each.
D) not do anything until more information is available.

If, for a Particular Consumer, the Marginal Utility of Ties