Exam 6: Consumer Choice
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If the price of good X (measured on the horizontal axis of a budget line diagram)increases at the same time that the price of good Y (measured on the vertical axis)increases,the budget line
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If food is measured on the horizontal axis of budget line diagram,and clothing is measured on the vertical axis,an increase in
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Which of the following could change a consumer's budget line?
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If a consumer allocates her income between two goods,x and y,then she will be in equilibrium when
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If the substitution effect of a lowered price is partly or fully offset by the income effect,we know that the good in question is a(n)
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Imagine a budget line depicting a consumer's possible allocation of a given income between fruit and vegetables.If the consumer's income increases at the same time the price of vegetables rises,the budget line's intercept with the
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Figure 6-3
Income = $ 200
Price per Ticket = $40
Price per Compact Disk $ 20
-Joe spends all of his money on concert tickets and compact disks.Figure 6-3 shows his budget constraint when his income is $200.The price of a ticket is $40,while the price of a compact disk is $20.What would happen to Joe's budget line if his income increased to $300 and the prices of concert tickets and compact disks each increased by 50 percent?
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A utility-maximizing consumer will choose a collection of goods
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Hamburger is an inferior good.If the price of hamburger increases,
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Economists usually assume that all consumers have the same tastes and preferences.
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-Figure 6-7 shows the marginal utilities Kate receives from buying hamburgers and frozen pizzas,assuming she buys only these two goods.Each hamburger sells for $5 and each pizza sells for $4.What is her marginal utility per dollar spent on the fourth hamburger?
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An increase in the price of the good measured on the horizontal axis of a budget line diagram will
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Income = $ 100
Price per Ticket = $20
Price per Compact Disk $ 10
-Joe spends all of his money on concert tickets and compact disks.Figure 6-1 shows his budget constraint when his income is $100.The price of a ticket is $20,while the price of a compact disk is $10.What is the opportunity cost of a compact disk?
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Inferior goods typically obey the law of demand because the substitution effect tends to dominate the income effect.
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Biscuits are an inferior good for Aster,then if their price falls,she
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If the price of paint increases,the substitution effect will cause
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Consuming goods until the ratio of marginal utilities of the goods is equal to the ratio of their prices is consistent with maximizing total utility.
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