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... six - pack . Lisa's preferences are described by using the concept of ... packs 0 0 291 291 10 1 50 310 260 8 2 88 313 225 6 3 121 302 181 4 4 150 267 ... six - pack , and Lisa has only $ 30 a month to spend . The Utility - Maximizing ...
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... six - packs . In other words , Lisa's real income in terms of soda has not changed . Only the price of movies has changed . Movies have become cheaper in terms of soda . Previously , 1 movie was worth 2 six - packs . In the new ...
... six - packs . In other words , Lisa's real income in terms of soda has not changed . Only the price of movies has changed . Movies have become cheaper in terms of soda . Previously , 1 movie was worth 2 six - packs . In the new ...
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... six - packs of soda and watches 2 movies ( point c in the figure ) . What is her marginal rate of substitution at this point ? It is cal- culated by measuring the magnitude of the slope of the indifference curve at that point . To ...
... six - packs of soda and watches 2 movies ( point c in the figure ) . What is her marginal rate of substitution at this point ? It is cal- culated by measuring the magnitude of the slope of the indifference curve at that point . To ...
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