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Econ 4th Edition by William McEachern
Edition 4ISBN: 978-1285423548Econ 4th Edition by William McEachern
Edition 4ISBN: 978-1285423548 Exercise 6
THE LAW OF DEMAND AND MARGINAL UTILITY Daniel allocates his budget of $24 per week among three goods. Use the following table of marginal utilities for good A , good B , and good C to answer the questions: 
a. If the price of A is $2, the price of B is $3, and the price of C is $1, how much of each does Daniel purchase in equilibrium?
b. If the price of A rises to $4 while other prices and Daniel's budget remain unchanged, how much of each does he purchase in equilibrium?
c. Using the information from parts (a) and (b), draw the demand curve for good A. Be sure to indicate the price and quantity demanded for each point on the curve.
a. If the price of A is $2, the price of B is $3, and the price of C is $1, how much of each does Daniel purchase in equilibrium?
b. If the price of A rises to $4 while other prices and Daniel's budget remain unchanged, how much of each does he purchase in equilibrium?
c. Using the information from parts (a) and (b), draw the demand curve for good A. Be sure to indicate the price and quantity demanded for each point on the curve.
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