The question is incomplete, here is the complete one gotten from google:
The Edgeworth box illustrates possibilities for Karen and James to increase their satisfaction by trading goods. If point A gives the initial allocation of food and clothing, a movement into the shaded area (The Edgeworth box is the attached image):
A) leaves James better off, but Karen worse off.
B)leaves James and Karen better off.
C)leaves James and Karen worse off.
D)leaves Karen better off, but James worse off.
Answer:
The Edgeworth box illustrates possibilities for Karen and James to increase their satisfaction by trading goods. If point A gives the initial allocation of food and clothing, a movement into the shaded area leaves Karen better off, but James worse off - option D
Explanation:
In the attached image, the shaded area is the current indifference curve of both James and Karen. Therefore, upon the movement to the shaded area, a higher utility will be provided to both James and Karen, such that both of them will be better off.
