What type of preferences is carl exhibiting

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1. Suppose there are two types of shirts available to Carl: red shirts and black shirts Carl is always wiling to exchange three black shirts for one red shirt.

a. What type of preferences is Carl exhibiting?

b. Draw several indifference curves to illustrate Carl's preferences.

c. What is Carl's MRS?

d. Are Carl's preferences monotonie? How do you know?

e. Are Carl's preferences convex, strictly convex, or not convex? Explain/Show how you know

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