Q. A muffin stand lets consumers select among a menu of three pricing options:
(a) A monthly subscription fees of $200 also a price every muffin of $4;
(b) A monthly subscription fee of $300 also a price every muffin of $3; or
(c) A monthly subscription fee of $900 also allows for unlimited amount of muffins at no additional cost.
Assume that muffins are incredibly addictive, so consumers have perfectly inelastic demand for them, up to a certain saturation point. In Illustrate what range of muffins every month would that saturation point need to be for a consumer to select pricing option b?