Exam 7: Consumer Choice: Utility Theory and Insights From Neuroscience
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-Refer to Figure 7.2.The marginal utility of the first video game rental is

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The utility-maximizing rule says that a person will maximize utility by choosing goods so that the marginal utility for each good is equal.
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-Refer to Figure 7.2.The ________ movie rental has a marginal utility of zero.

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Table 7.7
-Refer to Table 7.7.If the price of a soda is $2,the price of a hamburger is $6,and George has $20 of income,George's utility maximizing combination of sodas and hamburgers per day is


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A budget line connects the combinations of two goods that exhaust a consumer's budget.
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Which of the following have economists and psychologists identified as types of puzzling consumer behavior?
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-Refer to Figure 7.3.The total utility from consuming 4 slices of pie is

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-Refer to Figure 7.1.The marginal utility of the third movie rental is

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At Hillary's current level of consumption,MUₓ/Pₓ = 18 and MUᵧ/Pᵧ = 15.Hillary can increase her utility by increasing her consumption of good X and reducing her consumption of good Y.
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If the marginal utility per dollar is not the same for each good,the consumer could ________ her utility by spending ________ on goods for which the marginal utility per dollar is higher.
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Table 7.4
-Table 7.4 shows how the total utility that Zach derives from eating candy bars changes as he consumes more and more candy bars each day.Fill in the table.Do the numbers in the table support the law of diminishing marginal utility? Explain.

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The notion of anchoring helps explain the large effects of "sales" for retail goods.
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Table 7.8
-Refer to Table 7.8.Jessy spends no more than $75 per month on movies and meals out.Movies cost $8 each and a meal out costs $15.If Jessy wants to maximize her utility,she should choose ________ movies and ________ meals out.


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An increase in price would generate substitution and income effects that decrease the quantity demanded of a particular good.
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If marginal utility is decreasing,consuming an additional unit of a product will cause total utility to decline.
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Total utility is the additional satisfaction received from consuming an additional unit of a product.
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Holding real income constant,the change in quantity consumed that is caused by a change in the relative price of the good describes the
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