(b) Now suppose the school tries to discourage Twinkle consumption by increasing the price to $0.40, by how much will Paul's parents have to increase his lunch allowance in order for him to preserve his utility level in (a)? [i.c., compensating variation]
(b) Now suppose the school tries to discourage Twinkle consumption by increasing the price to $0.40, by how much will Paul's parents have to increase his lunch allowance in order for him to preserve his utility level in (a)? [i.c., compensating variation]
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Only part B please. Thanks!
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