Exam 13: Consumer Choice and Demand

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The utility-maximizing rule says that consumers must

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Suppose the consumer has allocated his or her entire budget.Which of the following conditions is also required for total utility to be maximized?

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Suppose that Hank consumes only Mountain Dew and pizza.If Hank's total utility from all amounts of both Mountain Dew and pizza double from what they were before,then Hank's demand for

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"The marginal rate of substitution of the good measured along the x-axis increases as a consumer moves downward along an indifference curve." Is the previous statement correct or not?

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  -The above table shows Homer's utility from boxes of doughnuts.The marginal utility that Homer receives from the third box of doughnuts is equal to -The above table shows Homer's utility from boxes of doughnuts.The marginal utility that Homer receives from the third box of doughnuts is equal to

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   The figure above shows three budget lines. -Based on the figure above,which of the following would lead the consumer's budget line to shift from BL₀ to BL₂? The figure above shows three budget lines. -Based on the figure above,which of the following would lead the consumer's budget line to shift from BL₀ to BL₂?

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A consumption point inside the budget line

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"If Ivan says he is indifferent between the consumption of a new pair of jeans or a set of earrings,he means that he does not want either product." Is the previous analysis correct? Explain your answer.

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If the budget line rotates inward and becomes steeper,there is a

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One reason why water is cheap compared to diamonds is because the

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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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If the price of a good rises and the consumer's budget remains the same,what happens to the consumer's consumption possibilities?

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"Water is very inexpensive.Thus the marginal and total utility of water is small." Analyze the previous statements.

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In an indifference curve/budget line diagram,a consumer's equilibrium consumption combination will occur

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Moving along an indifference curve the

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   The figure above shows the markets for water and diamonds. -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 the markets for water and diamonds. -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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Any point above a given indifference curve ________ affordable and is ________ to any point on the indifference curve.

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For Jack,the total utility from three shirts is 50 units and the marginal utility of one more shirt is 5.The total utility of four shirts is

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If a consumer obtains 20 units of utility for the first unit consumed,10 for the second,and 5 for the third,what is the total utility of consuming three units?

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Sherry is on vacation and wants to bring souvenirs home to family and friends.Her souvenir budget is $100,and she can choose between T-shirts,which cost $20 each,and key chains,which cost $5 each. a.Draw a graph of Sherry's budget line in the figure below. Sherry is on vacation and wants to bring souvenirs home to family and friends.Her souvenir budget is $100,and she can choose between T-shirts,which cost $20 each,and key chains,which cost $5 each. a.Draw a graph of Sherry's budget line in the figure below.     b.What is the slope of Sherry's budget line? How does that slope represent an opportunity cost? Suppose that Sherry now finds a store where T-shirts are on sale for $10 each.(Key chains still cost $5 each). c.Draw the new budget line in the figure. d.What is the slope of the new budget line? How has the opportunity cost changed? b.What is the slope of Sherry's budget line? How does that slope represent an opportunity cost? Suppose that Sherry now finds a store where T-shirts are on sale for $10 each.(Key chains still cost $5 each). c.Draw the new budget line in the figure. d.What is the slope of the new budget line? How has the opportunity cost changed?

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