Exam 25: Consumer Choice
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Figure: Comic Books and Coffee 2
-(Figure: Comic Books and Coffee 2) Refer to the figure. If the price of comic books in the figure is $0.50, the marginal utility per dollar for the third comic book is:
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If the marginal utility of apples is 4 and marginal utility of grapes is 4, the consumer is maximizing utility.
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Figure: Budget Constraint 2
-(Figure: Budget Constraint 2) Refer to the figure. A consumer has $45 to spend on movie and music downloads per month. What is the price per movie and music download?
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Consumption Bundle A contains 6 donuts and 2 cups of coffee, and consumption Bundle B contains 4 donuts and 1.5 cups of coffee. Bundle A and Bundle B could lie on the same indifference curve.
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Which statement best illustrates the concept of diminishing marginal utility?
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The consumption bundle that maximizes utility for a consumer is the bundle that:
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Countries in Western Europe tend to have more generous unemployment benefits for their workers than the United States. All else equal, you would expect workers in Western Europe to:
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Marginal utility is the change in utility from consuming an additional unit.
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The demand curve is downward sloping because of diminishing marginal utility.
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Figure: Music and Movie Downloads 4
Refer to the figure. According to this figure, which of the following statements is FALSE?
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Figure: Optimal Choice
-(Figure: Optimal Choice) Refer to the figure. Suppose the figure represents indifference curves of a consumer who purchases flip-flops and sneakers. If the dotted line represents this consumer's budget constraint, then Bundle D on the graph:
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Figure: Optimal Choice
-(Figure: Optimal Choice) Refer to the figure. If the dotted line in the figure represents this consumer's budget constraint, then the utility-maximizing bundle for this consumer is:
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Diminishing marginal utility means that marginal utility ______ as consumption ______.
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At the consumer's optimal consumption bundle, the MRSXY is 4, and the marginal utility of good X is 8. What is the marginal utility of good Y?
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Figure: Budget Constraint 4
-(Figure: Budget Constraint 4) Refer to the figure. This figure represents the budget constraint of a consumer who purchases flip-flops and sneakers. If the price of sneakers rises, then the budget constraint will:
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If the price of apples rises, oranges become relatively less expensive. The increase in the orange consumption resulting from this price change is an example of the income effect.
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Figure: Indifference Curve
-(Figure: Indifference Curve) Refer to the figure. This figure represents the indifference curve of a consumer who purchases flip-flops and sneakers. Which point generates the highest level of utility for the consumer?
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Assume that the unit price of good A is $2, and the unit price of good B is $2. If an individual has income of $20, which consumption bundles of (good A, good B) is on the edge of the budget constraint?
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