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First Budget Constraint -
Price of books = $3
Price of magazines = $5
Income = $150
Maximum number of books that can be purchased = $150/$3 = 50 books
Maximum number of magazines that can be purchased = $150/$5 = 30 magazines
Second Budget Constraint -
Price of books = $5
Price of magazines = $5
Income = $150
Maximum number of books that can be purchased = $150/$5 = 30 books
Maximum number of magazines that can be purchased = $150/$5 = 30 magazines
Third Budget Constraint -
Price of books = $7.50
Price of magazines = $5
Income = $150
Maximum number of books that can be purchased = $150/$7.50 = 20 books
Maximum number of magazines that can be purchased = $150/$5 = 30 magazines
Fourth Budget Constraint -
Price of books = $15
Price of magazines = $5
Income = $150
Maximum number of books that can be purchased = $150/$15 = 10 books
Maximum number of magazines that can be purchased = $150/$5 = 30 magazines
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Following figure shows the Price Consumption curve -
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pizza and Coke using indifference curves (Upper I 1I1, Upper I
2I2, Upper I 3I3, and Upper I 4I4). Use the point drawing tool
to indicate a bundle of pizza and Coke that Jessica would prefer to
bundle A (Bundle B), a bundle for which Jessica would be
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The graph to the right illustrates Jessica's preferences for
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to indicate a bundle of pizza and Coke that Jessica would prefer to
bundle A (Bundle B), a bundle for which Jessica would be
indifferent with bundle A (Bundle C), and a bundle that would be
inferior to bundle A (Bundle D). Draw each bundle such that...
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