4. A consumer uses all her available income to buy food and gasoline. Her indifference curve and budget constraint are shown in the diagram below. At point A, the marginal utility per dollar spent on...

Extracted text: 4. A consumer uses all her available income to buy food and gasoline. Her indifference curve and budget constraint are shown in the diagram below. At point A, the marginal utility per dollar spent on food is the marginal utility per dollar spent on gasoline. gasoline A IC food a. greater than b. less than c. equal to 5. Megan is currently spending her entire candy budget. According to her preferences, you could take away up to 5 candy bars if you give her 3 bags of sour patch kids without changing her utility. The price of a candy bar is $0.75 and the price of a bag of sour patch kids is $1.50. Is Megan maximizing her utility? If not, how should she change her consumption bundle? a. No, she should buy more candy bars and fewer bags of sour patch kids. b. No, she should buy more bags of sour patch kids and fewer candy bars. c. No, she should buy more bags of sour patch kids and more candy bars. d. No, she should buy fewer bags of sour patch kids and fewer candy bars. e. Yes, she is maximizing her utility.