Suppose that a consumer's increase in nominal income from the base year exceeds the inflation level given by a Paasche cost of living index for their level of purchases Is this information enough to imply how the consumer's level of well-being has changed? (HINT: Use a revealed preference argument)

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Suppose that a consumer's increase in nominal income from the base year exceeds the inflation level given by a Paasche cost of living index for their level of purchases  Is this information enough to imply how the consumer's level of well-being has changed? (HINT: Use a revealed preference argument)

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Suppose That a Consumer's Increase in Nominal Income from the Base