An increase in the price of one good will cause
A) An inward rotation of the budget curve
B) An outward rotation of the budget curve
C) A parallel shift in the budget curve
D) An inside shift of the budget curve
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Q2: The graph of the budget line below
Q3: Diminishing marginal rate of substitution implies that
Q4: On a typical budget constraint, the opportunity
Q5: When someone optimally chooses a consumption bundle,
Q6: If the consumer's budget constraint is given
Q9: Perfect substitutes will have indifference curves which
Q10: Which is true of the two budget
Q11: The "composite good" refers to
A)Large purchases that
Q12: An increase in income with no changes
Q40: Excluding corner solutions, in consumer equilibrium, which
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