Exam 13: Consumer Choice and Demand

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  -The figure above shows one of Bob's indifference curves for CDs and books. a.Is the indifference curve steeper at point a or point b? b.What is Bob's marginal rate of substitution at point a? c.What is Bob's marginal rate of substitution at point b? -The figure above shows one of Bob's indifference curves for CDs and books. a.Is the indifference curve steeper at point a or point b? b.What is Bob's marginal rate of substitution at point a? c.What is Bob's marginal rate of substitution at point b?

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  -The figure above shows a preference map for Sarah,who likes hamburgers and milk shakes. a.Which two combinations contain the same amount of hamburgers but different quantities of shakes? b.Which combination(s)does Sarah most prefer? Why? c.Which combination(s)does Sarah least prefer? Why? d.Between which combinations is Sarah indifferent? Why? -The figure above shows a preference map for Sarah,who likes hamburgers and milk shakes. a.Which two combinations contain the same amount of hamburgers but different quantities of shakes? b.Which combination(s)does Sarah most prefer? Why? c.Which combination(s)does Sarah least prefer? Why? d.Between which combinations is Sarah indifferent? Why?

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A preference map is a

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Possibility Hamburgers (per day) Hot dogs (per day) A 0 8 B 1 6 C 2 4 D 3 2 E 4 0 -The table above has different combinations of hamburgers and hot dogs that Alex can buy.After labeling the axes,graph Alex's budget line in the figure,putting hot dogs on the x-axis. \begin{array} { c c c }  \text { Possibility } & \begin{array} { c }  \text { Hamburgers } \\ \text { (per day) } \end{array} & \begin{array} { c }  \text { Hot dogs } \\ \text { (per day) } \end{array} \\ \hline \text { A } & 0 & 8 \\ \text { B } & 1 & 6 \\ \text { C } & 2 & 4 \\ \text { D } & 3 & 2 \\ \text { E } & 4 & 0 \\ \hline \end{array}  -The table above has different combinations of hamburgers and hot dogs that Alex can buy.After labeling the axes,graph Alex's budget line in the figure,putting hot dogs on the x-axis.     a.Alex's income is $8 per day.What is the price of a hot dog? Of a hamburger? b.What is the slope of the budget line? a.Alex's income is $8 per day.What is the price of a hot dog? Of a hamburger? b.What is the slope of the budget line?

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Related to the paradox of value,which of the following statements is correct?

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As a consumer moves away from the origin onto higher indifference curves,what happens?

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Nadir and Nina consume the same goods.If Nadir has more income than Nina,then Nina's budget line will

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Billy has a $20 budget to spend on yogurt and cereal.Yogurt cost $2 each and cereal costs $4 each.Suppose that the quantity of yogurt is on the vertical axis and the quantity of cereal is on the horizontal axis.If the price of yogurt increases,which of the following is true? i.The budget line rotates outward. ii.Yogurt's marginal utility per dollar decreases. iii.The relative price of yogurt increases.

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  -Tom is stranded on a deserted island where he can only consume coconuts and crabs.Two of his indifference curves are in the figure above. a.Would Tom prefer his consumption to be at point a or at point b? At point b or at point c? Explain your answers. b.Between points a and b,what is Tom's marginal rate of substitution for a crab? -Tom is stranded on a deserted island where he can only consume coconuts and crabs.Two of his indifference curves are in the figure above. a.Would Tom prefer his consumption to be at point a or at point b? At point b or at point c? Explain your answers. b.Between points a and b,what is Tom's marginal rate of substitution for a crab?

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Moving along an indifference curve the

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If the price of the good measured on the x-axis becomes relatively cheaper,the budget line will

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What is the utility-maximizing rule?

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  -Chase has a budget of $14 which he must allocate between steak and cranberry juice.The table gives his marginal utility and the marginal utility per dollar for both of those goods.The price of steak is $10 per serving and the price of cranberry juice is $2 per serving.To maximize his utility,Chase should buy -Chase has a budget of $14 which he must allocate between steak and cranberry juice.The table gives his marginal utility and the marginal utility per dollar for both of those goods.The price of steak is $10 per serving and the price of cranberry juice is $2 per serving.To maximize his utility,Chase should buy

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Points on a demand curve

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   The figure above shows two budget lines. -Based on the figures above,it is the case that the consumer surplus from water ________ the consumer surplus from diamonds and the marginal utility from water ________ the marginal utility from diamonds. The figure above shows two budget lines. -Based on the figures above,it is the case that the consumer surplus from water ________ the consumer surplus from diamonds and the marginal utility from water ________ the marginal utility from diamonds.

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An increase in a consumer's budget

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If the total utility of 2 bags of chips is 25,the total utility of 3 bags is 33,and the total utility of 4 bags is 40 units,then the marginal utility of the 3rd and 4th bags are

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For David,the marginal utility from an additional car is 2,000 units and the marginal utility from an additional vacation is 1,000 units.David is allocating all his budget.Hence to maximize his utility,David will

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In an indifference curve/budget line framework,how does a consumer decide which of all possible combinations of goods to purchase?

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If you consume hot dogs and hamburgers and your budget increases while the prices of hot dogs and hamburgers do not change,then your budget line

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