Business, 07.04.2020 02:13 fatherbamboo

Patrick has chosen to double major in finance and microbiology and studies 14 hours a day as a result. To make it through his studies, Patrick relies on GreenCow energy drinks. Consider the chart of his 6- MB 5- marginal costs (MC) and marginal benefits (MB) from consuming GreenCow. 4 What is the optimal quantity of GreenCow drinks for Patrick? What occurs if Patrick consumes more than the optimal quantity? A) Patrick will switch to another brand that sells a stronger energy drink. B) Patrick will begin to buy in bulk so that he can get a better deal on cases of GreenCow. C) Patrick will no longer be able to afford to buy GreenCow. D) The extra energy benefits Patrick gets from another can are no longer worth the cost. MB/MC (S)

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