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Sheila went to a street market where she bought 20 tulips (x) and 4 roses (y)

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Sheila went to a street market where she bought 20 tulips (x) and 4 roses (y). Bruce also went to a market where he bought 18 tulips (x) and 9 roses (y).

  1. If they went to different markets and faced different prices, then can they find a mutually beneficial trade of tulips and roses? If so then who will give up tulips? Briefly explain. (Hint: use the condition that MRS equals price ratio at the best bundle).

 

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