If the price consumption curve of good X, which is on the horizontal axis, slopes downward, we can be sure that consumers spend
A) less money on X even though they buy more of it.
B) the same proportion of their budget on X.
C) more money on X but they get more of X.
D) more money on X but they get less of X.
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Q13: The income consumption curve
A)always goes through the
Q14: If the demand for widgets is inelastic,
Q15: The Engel curve for a Giffin good
A)slopes
Q16: As one moves southeast on a linear
Q17: The demand curve for a Giffin good
A)slopes
Q19: The formula for elasticity is given by
A)ΔQ/Q/ΔP/P.
B)(Q/P)(slope).
C)(P/Q)(slope).
D)(Q/P)(1/slope).
Q20: As one moves southeast on a downward
Q21: A linear demand curve
A)can have constant elasticity
Q22: Which of the following goods are likely
Q23: A vertical demand curve is
A)perfectly elastic.
B)perfectly inelastic.
C)unit
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