MicroeconomicsAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 655 หน้า |
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... Lisa's demand for movies 5 Quantity ( movies per month ) Lisa's demand for soda when movies cost $ 6 illustrates these effects . In part ( a ) , a fall in the price of movies produces a movement along Lisa's demand curve for movies ...
... Lisa's demand for movies 5 Quantity ( movies per month ) Lisa's demand for soda when movies cost $ 6 illustrates these effects . In part ( a ) , a fall in the price of movies produces a movement along Lisa's demand curve for movies ...
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... Lisa's best affordable consumption point is c . At that point , she is on her budget line and so spends her entire income on the two goods . She is also on the highest attainable indifference curve . Higher indifference curves ( such as ...
... Lisa's best affordable consumption point is c . At that point , she is on her budget line and so spends her entire income on the two goods . She is also on the highest attainable indifference curve . Higher indifference curves ( such as ...
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... Lisa's demand curve for movies . When the price of movies is $ 6 , Lisa consumes 2 movies a month at point a . When the price falls to $ 3 , she increases her consumption to 5 movies a month at point b . The entire demand curve is made ...
... Lisa's demand curve for movies . When the price of movies is $ 6 , Lisa consumes 2 movies a month at point a . When the price falls to $ 3 , she increases her consumption to 5 movies a month at point b . The entire demand curve is made ...
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