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- Q: To which side shifts the demand curve if consumers' incomes increase? Draw this curve.44) A person is in equilibrium when marginal utility per dollar equals 1. False True 45) The budget line for large-ticket items will be affected by the prices of the two items, the income level, and the interest rates for borrowers. True False 46) Which statement is NOT a critique of utility theory? Not all decisions are made rationally. Utility is not measurable. Utility theory is limited to an analysis of individual demand behavior. People do not make mental calculations of satisfaction.What is one consumer food or service for which in the last 10 to 15 years consumers preference has actually increased, and still, the price has decreased. Based on all the supply and demand determinants, what is a possible reason that could cause the decrease in the price of the suggested good.
- If the demand and supply curve for computers is: D = 100 - 6P, S = 28 + 3P Where P is the price of computers, what is the quantity of computers bought and sold at equilibrium?If a price decrease leads to a decrease in consumer expenditure on the good, then demand must be [blank].The prices of both goods rise by 20%. For which good does Qd drop the most? Why? For a narrowly defined good such as blue jeans, there are many substitutes (khakis, shorts, Speedos). There are fewer substitutes available for broadly defined goods. (There aren’t too many substitutes for clothing, other than living in a nudist colony.)
- Suppose income increases. then Question 10 options: a) demand increases for all goods b) supply increases for all goods c) demand increases for normal goods and decreases for inferior goods d) all of the above depending upon the circumstanceWhich of the following must be true if good X is a normal good and income increases? Group of answer choices The demand for X will increase, and thus the price and quantity sold and bought willincrease. The demand for X will decrease, and thus the price and quantity sold and bought willdecrease. The demand for X will increase, and thus the price and quantity sold and bought willdecrease. The demand for X will decrease, and thus the price and quantity sold and bought willincrease.Mike has two identical brothers. Each of them have the same utility function below. If Mike and his brothers are the only people in the market, what is the aggregate demand at each price of X below? (Each of their income is $100 and the price of Y is always $1). U (x,y) = x^2/5 Y^3/5 Price of X=$8 Price of X=$4 Price of X=$2 Price of X=$1
- "The diagram reveals that X2>X1. This indicates that consumption of X rose as X's price went up." --> Can you explain, because I thought the law of the demand has an inverse relationship?Suppose U = 2X + Y, I = 20, Px = 2, and Py = 2. (a) Find Marshallian demand for X and Y . (b) What is Marshallian demand for X and Y if the price of X increases to 5? How much of the change in demand for X is the income effect and how much is the substitution effect? (c) How much is compensating variation for the price change described in part (b)? (d) How much is equivalent variation for the price change described in part (b)? ( Please solve all the subparts ASAP I will give you thumbs up . )Assume that pickled eggs are an inferior good and its market is currently in equilibrium. What will happen to the equilibrium price and quantity of pickled eggs if consumer incomes increase? Group of answer choices
