Exam 19: Consumer Choice
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Refer to Figure 19.2.With no budget constraint,a rational consumer will consume 

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Table 19.2 Quantity Consumed 1 2 3 4 Total Utility 15 30 Marginal Utility 15 9 3
In Table 19.2,the marginal utility of the third unit is
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The farther an indifference curve is from the origin,the more total utility it yields.
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Price discrimination typically occurs with products that consumers buy regularly.
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Use the indifference curves and the budget lines in Figure 19.3 to answer the indicated question.Assume the price of Y is $1 per unit.In Figure 19.3,given an income of $30 and a price for good Y of $1,which of the following two points represent optimal consumption? 

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The ________ surplus will rise if the price of the good ________.
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Which of the following statements best captures the concept of consumer surplus?
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Status and ego considerations in consumption are economic explanations of demand.
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The law of diminishing marginal utility gives us insight into the downward-sloping demand curve because consumers are willing to pay a higher price for goods with high marginal utility.
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Suppose Caesar allocates his entire budget to the purchase of soft drinks and chips.The marginal utility of the last bottle of soft drink purchased is 12 utils,and each bottle costs $1.20.The marginal utility of the last bag of chips purchased is 8 utils,and each bag costs $1.In order to maximize his utility,Caesar should
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Price discrimination only occurs when consumers have only partial information about a product's price and availability.
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A successful advertising campaign induces consumers to buy more of a product at any given price than before.
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When economists refer to the determinants of demand,they are referring to factors that when changed,
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Josh is eating pizza at his favorite Italian restaurant.Below is his utility from this consumption: Table 19.1
Slice of Pizza Total Utility Marginal Utility First slice 20 20 Second slice 39 19 Third slice - 15 Fourth slice 59 - Refer to Table 19.1.For Josh,diminishing marginal utility begins
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Josh is eating pizza at his favorite Italian restaurant.Below is his utility from this consumption: Table 19.1
Slice of Pizza Total Utility Marginal Utility First slice 20 20 Second slice 39 19 Third slice - 15 Fourth slice 59 - Refer to Table 19.1.What is Josh's total utility from consuming the third slice of pizza?
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