ECON MICRO
5th Edition
ISBN: 9781337000536
Author: William A. McEachern
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 6, Problem 1.3P
To determine
The circumstances under which MU is negative and TU is positive.
Concept Introduction:
Law of Diminishing
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2. Gorgeousleny purchased a combination of 15 breads and 5 juices with her income of P150 and price of bread is P6 and price of juice is P12. She proudly showed this to her mom, and to her dismay her mom said that she likes more juices than bread since its summer season. While on her way home she lost the receipt, but fortunately she can still receive store credit based from the total value of products. While approaching the customer service representative , she thought of this what if she sticks with her original plan of buying bread alone with no juice and vice versa. At the moment all juices in the store is 50% off. Draw the graph showing the budget constraints arise from endowments.
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b.) For both graph, What is the slope from point C…
____ 31. Total utility can be thought of as the
a. total satisfaction derived from a bundle of goods.
b. minimum amount of money a consumer is willing to spend on a bundle of goods.
c. additional satisfaction a consumer receives from the marginal unit of a good.
d. willingness to pay for the marginal unit of a good.
Using graph, explain when consumer maximize his utility? - Draw the graph Explanation
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