Initially, a consumer is at an optimum. Then the price of Y increases. Consequently
A. MUX/PX < MUY/PY.
B. MUX/PX = MUY/PY.
C. MUX/PX > MUY/PY.
D. MUX > MUY.
Answer: C
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