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In order for an individual to achieve consumer equilibrium through the consumption of two goods,A and B,that individual must fulfill the condition
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If the marginal utility of X is negative,then the last unit of X is
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The two white rats in the "buying" behavior study conducted at Texas A & M acted in a manner that supported the law of demand and the concept of consumer equilibrium.
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We take one dollar from a pauper and give it to a millionaire.Assuming a diminishing marginal utility of money,
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Suppose that in the year 2050,one gallon of water is more expensive than a one-carat diamond.What could explain this?
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This is the solution to the diamond-water paradox: Those things that have high value in use sometimes have low prices because they are consumed at low __________ utility; those things that have low value in use sometimes have high prices because they are consumed at high __________utility.
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Suppose Alice receives 250 utils from consuming one hamburger and 90 utils from consuming a second hamburger.What is the marginal utility of the second hamburger?
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Given the choice between a sure-thing option and a gamble option with the same expected payoff,a____________ person will choose gamble.
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If a person's income and the prices of both goods all rise by the same percentage,then her budget constraint
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Exhibit 21-5
-Refer to Exhibit 21-5. What value goes in blank (D)?

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There are two goods,X and Y,and the absolute price of good Y falls.It follows that
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Indifference curves are generally downward sloping and concave to the origin.
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Exhibit 21-8
-Refer to Exhibit 21-8.If the price of good X rises,the budget constraint moves from budget constraint

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