Exam 8: Utility and Demand
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If Mark's marginal utility per dollar spent on the last taco is 15 and his marginal utility per dollar spent on the last burrito is 20 units, what should Mark do to increase his total utility?
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Suppose Jill's consumption bundle is made up of 2 goods, apples and bottles of juice. If the price of an apple increases, then Jill's budget line would
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-Suppose that you consume only pizza and Diet Pepsi. The table above gives your utility from consuming these two goods. What is the marginal utility you get from the fourth slice of pizza?

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-The table above gives Andy's utility from popcorn. Andy's total utility from four boxes of popcorn is

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When a consumer spends all of his or her income and consumes a bundle of goods such that the marginal utility per dollar from all goods is equal, then the
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-Given the data in the above table, income of $13, a price of $1 for a bottle of water and $2 for a hamburger, what is the quantity of water and the quantity of hamburgers that will maximize the consumer's total utility?

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Does the fact that diamonds are so expensive imply that the demand curve for diamonds has a positive slope? Use marginal utility theory to answer the question.
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Bobby consumes only chocolate ice cream and vanilla ice cream. He is spending all of his income. His marginal utility of chocolate is 100 and his marginal utility of vanilla is 200, and the price of chocolate is $1.00 per scoop and the price of vanilla is $2.00 per scoop. To maximize his utility, Bobby should
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-The above table shows Homer's utility from boxes of doughnuts. If Homer decreases his consumption of doughnuts from 4 boxes to 3 boxes, his

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Using marginal utility theory, when the price of a gallon of milk falls, a consumer will buy
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Sue consumes only sub sandwiches and Mountain Dew. Subs and Mountain Dew are complements. If the price of a Mountain Dew increases
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-Gunther rents Nintendo games and videos. The marginal utility from his last Nintendo game is 10 and that from his last video is 5. Nintendo games rent for $2 each. Gunther's demand curve for games is shown in the figure above. How many videos a week does Gunther rent?

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-Sarah spends $100 a year on magazines and ice cream. The table above shows her utility from each good. If the price of a magazine is $5 and the price of ice cream is $5 per gallon, how does Sarah spend the $100?

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"Diminishing marginal utility means a downward sloping total utility curve." True or false? Explain.
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-Total utility is the benefit received from consuming an extra unit of a good.

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-Bobby spends $100 per month on pizza and CDs. His utility from these goods is shown in the table above. The price of a pizza is $10 and the price of a CD is $20. Bobby currently buys 6 pizzas and 2 CDs. To maximize his utility, he should

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To maximize her utility, Pat should spend all of her money and buy goods in a way that
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Jake has already bought his hockey gear for the season, but when he is in the sports store, he falls in love with a different hockey stick and buys it even though it means he can't go out to dinner later with his friends which he would have preferred. This example illustrates the ________ aspect of behavioral economics.
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