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Business, 07.12.2019 03:31 kovacscsilla55owjvhn

An optimizing consumer currently spends money on many goods. the last pair of sunglasses she bought cost $15 and gave her 10 utils of satisfaction. if this same consumer spends $10 on a graphic novel and is still optimizing utility, how many utils will she receive from the purchase? (give your answer to two decimals)

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