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If Sarah gets 40 units of utility from her first piece of toast for breakfast and a total of 70 units from two pieces of toast, then the marginal utility of the first piece is ________ units and the marginal utility of the second piece is ________ units.
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To maximize utility, why does a consumer consume the combination of goods that equates marginal utility per dollar from the different goods rather than just equating the marginal utility of the different goods?
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-Based on the figure above, on which budget line is the relative price of gum the highest?
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In the indifference curve/budget line framework, at the consumer equilibrium, the consumer
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Does the fact that diamonds are so expensive imply that the demand curve for diamonds has a positive slope? Use marginal utility theory to answer the question.
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Explain why total utility is maximized when the marginal utility per dollar from a good is equal across goods.
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The marginal rate of substitution is equal to the magnitude of the
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Reb buys fishing lures and steaks.If his budget does not change and the price of a fishing lure decreases, the maximum number of fishing lures he can purchase ________ and the maximum number of steaks he can purchase ________.
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If a consumer's marginal rate of substitution is greater than the relative price of the goods, the consumer is
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-The table above gives Ali's total utility from consuming bottles of soda and slices of pizza.The price of pizza is $2 per slice and the price of soda is $1 per bottle.Ali has $14 in his budget.When Ali maximizes his utility, how many bottles of soda does he buy?
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John likes to spend Thursday nights playing pool and drinking soda.John's budget for Thursday nights is $10, a soda costs $2, and one game of pool costs $1.
a∙Draw a graph of John's budget line in the figure below.
b∙In your graph, label the affordable and unaffordable areas.

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Juan's marginal utility from strawberries is 200 and his marginal utility from cream is 100.Juan spends all his budget.The price of strawberries is $5 per pound and the price of cream is $5 per pint.To maximize his utility, Juan should
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-Which of the above figures reflects an increase in the price of fish?
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Carter spends his entire budget on pizza and Pepsi.He maximizes his utility when he allocates his entire available budget and buys pizza and Pepsi so that the
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-The above table shows Homer's utility from boxes of doughnuts.As Homer's consumption of doughnuts increases, his
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We have asked Mac to rank his preferences between three market baskets, A, B, and C.If Mac prefers B to C but does not care if he gets A or B, then
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