The following Edgeworth box presents the indifference curves of two individuals, Brian and Eileen, with respect to two goods, oranges (vertical axes) and pears (horizontal axes). Each indifference curve is labeled with the utility level to which it corresponds, such that along the curve passing point A, Eileen's utility U(E) is equal to 3 and Brian's utility U(B) is equal to 8. The black line passing through points A, B, and C represents the contract curve. The following graph depicts the utility possibility frontier, such that Eileen's utility (as a function of her consumption of oranges and pears) is given by the vertical axis, and Brian's utility is given by the horizontal axis. Use the red point labeled A (cross symbol), orange point labeled B (square symbol), green point labeled C (triangle symbol), and grey point labeled D (star symbol) to represent Eileen's and Brian's utilities, given the allocations at points A, B, C, and D In the preceding Edgeworth box. The allocations at points A, B, and C are all Pareto efficient, because at all these points, neither individual can be made better off by reallocation without making the other worse off. True False