2. While thed ata is not given for previous question- I am assuming that the goods are normal goods. And if the goods are normal goods, the right answer is option A.
For normal goods, the ratio of utility maximizing quantites will not change since they all are already at utility maximizing quantities and all will increase or decrease in the same manner when budget increases or decreases.
3. The correct option is C-10 lambda
This is because critical value of multiplier is the maximum value by which utility will multiply given an increase in income. Since income has increased by 10, the maximum utility increase is 10lambda.
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