Ed gets more satisfaction from eating apple pie than he does from eating chocolate ice cream. Which of the following can be concluded from this statement? Ed finds it easier to make apple pie as compared to making ice cream. The price of apple pie must be higher than chocolate ice cream. Apple pie is more readily available than chocolate ice cream. Ed gets a higher utility from eating apple pie than he does from eating chocolate ice cream.
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