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The third section of the table shows you how to derive the budget equation from the consumer's budget equation . There are just two steps . First , divide both sides by the price of soda . Second , subtract ( Pm / P . ) Qm from both ...
The third section of the table shows you how to derive the budget equation from the consumer's budget equation . There are just two steps . First , divide both sides by the price of soda . Second , subtract ( Pm / P . ) Qm from both ...
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So Lisa's budget equation is Q , = 30 - m Qm - 6 Qs = 5 – Qm or - = also gone up . If she spends all her income on movies , she can see 7 movies . The shift in Lisa's budget line is shown in Fig . 8.2 ( c ) . The initial budget line is ...
So Lisa's budget equation is Q , = 30 - m Qm - 6 Qs = 5 – Qm or - = also gone up . If she spends all her income on movies , she can see 7 movies . The shift in Lisa's budget line is shown in Fig . 8.2 ( c ) . The initial budget line is ...
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CHAPTER 8 FIGURE 8.7 The Best Affordable Point budget line at which she can consume more of both goods . Lisa prefers any of these points to the one inside the budget line . The best affordable point cannot be outside the budget line ...
CHAPTER 8 FIGURE 8.7 The Best Affordable Point budget line at which she can consume more of both goods . Lisa prefers any of these points to the one inside the budget line . The best affordable point cannot be outside the budget line ...
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