For the next seven questions, assume a consumer buys food and drink. As shown in the diagram below, the consumer experiences an increase in the price of food, shifting his budget line from BC, to BC1. The consumer's income is 200. The optimal bundle on each budget line is shown. Drink BC Food 20 40 45 80 200 Figure 1: Hicksian Decomposition Is food a Giffen good? Which budget lines did you compare? Select one: O a. Food is a Giffen good. We compare BC, with BCo. O b. Food is not a Giffen good. We compare BC1 with BCo- O c. Food is a Giffen good. We compare BC2 with BC,. O d. Food is not a Giffen good. We compare BC2 with BCo. Is food a normal good or an inferior good? Which budget lines did you compare? Select one: O a. Food is an inferior good. We compare the hypothetical budget line BC2 with BC, O b. Food is a normal good. We compare the hypothetical budget line BC2 with BC1. Oc. Food is an inferior good. We compare the original budget line BC, with BC,. O d. Food is a normal good. We compare the original budget line BCo with BC,.
For the next seven questions, assume a consumer buys food and drink. As shown in the diagram below, the consumer experiences an increase in the price of food, shifting his budget line from BC, to BC1. The consumer's income is 200. The optimal bundle on each budget line is shown. Drink BC Food 20 40 45 80 200 Figure 1: Hicksian Decomposition Is food a Giffen good? Which budget lines did you compare? Select one: O a. Food is a Giffen good. We compare BC, with BCo. O b. Food is not a Giffen good. We compare BC1 with BCo- O c. Food is a Giffen good. We compare BC2 with BC,. O d. Food is not a Giffen good. We compare BC2 with BCo. Is food a normal good or an inferior good? Which budget lines did you compare? Select one: O a. Food is an inferior good. We compare the hypothetical budget line BC2 with BC, O b. Food is a normal good. We compare the hypothetical budget line BC2 with BC1. Oc. Food is an inferior good. We compare the original budget line BC, with BC,. O d. Food is a normal good. We compare the original budget line BCo with BC,.
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