Exam 6: Appendix--Indifference Curves and Utility Maximization

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A candy bar sells for 50 cents, video games are 25 cents each, the horizontal (candy)intercept of Ann's budget line is 12, and the vertical (video game)intercept of Ann's budget line is 24.Which of the following best describes what would happen to the budget line if Ann's income increased?

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The marginal rate of substitution indicates

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A family on a trip budgets $200 for restaurant meals and fast food.If the price of a fast-food meal for the whole family is $20, what is the vertical intercept of the budget line when fast food is measured on the horizontal axis?

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All combinations of goods along the same indifference curve represent the same level of utility.

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The slope of the budget line is measured in units of income.

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What would happen if the price of novels increased and novels are measured on the horizontal axis of a budget line diagram?

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What would happen to the budget line if the price of compact disks decreased and compact disks are measured on the vertical axis?

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Exhibit 6-24 Exhibit 6-24   Which of the combinations of Good A and Good B in Exhibit 6-24 would an individual prefer? Which of the combinations of Good A and Good B in Exhibit 6-24 would an individual prefer?

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Chris budgets $30 this week for spending on his two favorite things, pizza and movies.The price of a movie is $5.Moreover, he could buy 3 pizzas if he doesn't go to the movies.If pizza is on the horizontal axis, what is the slope of the budget line?

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Exhibit 6-28 Exhibit 6-28   The rotation of the budget line in Exhibit 6-28 from AC to AB represents a(n) The rotation of the budget line in Exhibit 6-28 from AC to AB represents a(n)

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All combinations of goods along the same budget line represent the same level of utility.

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A line that shows the combinations of two goods that can be purchased with a given income is called a(n)

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A family on a trip budgets $800 for restaurant meals and fast food.If the price of a fast-food meal for the whole family is $20, how many meals can the family buy if they don't eat at restaurants?

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An indifference curve shows

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An increase in income is represented by a shift of the budget line outward to a parallel position.

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A candy bar sells for 50 cents, video games are 25 cents each, the horizontal (candy)intercept of Ann's budget line is 12, and the vertical (video game)intercept of Ann's budget line is 24.The slope of the budget line is

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Exhibit 6-24 Exhibit 6-24   Which point on curve I<sub>1</sub> in Exhibit 6-24 yields the most utility? Which point on curve I1 in Exhibit 6-24 yields the most utility?

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Exhibit 6-23 Exhibit 6-23   In Exhibit 6-23, the marginal rate of substitution of food for clothing between points a and b equals In Exhibit 6-23, the marginal rate of substitution of food for clothing between points a and b equals

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Exhibit 6-28 Exhibit 6-28   The rotation of the budget line in Exhibit 6-28 from AB to AC represents The rotation of the budget line in Exhibit 6-28 from AB to AC represents

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Exhibit 6-29 Exhibit 6-29   Which graph in Exhibit 6-29 shows an increase in the price of food? Which graph in Exhibit 6-29 shows an increase in the price of food?

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