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Microeconomics 18th Edition by Campbell McConnell, Stanley Brue, Sean Flynn

Edition 18ISBN: 9780073365954
book Microeconomics 18th Edition by Campbell McConnell, Stanley Brue, Sean Flynn cover

Microeconomics 18th Edition by Campbell McConnell, Stanley Brue, Sean Flynn

Edition 18ISBN: 9780073365954
Exercise 2
Suppose that C = a + bY , where C = consumption, a = consumption at zero income, b = slope, and Y = income.
a. Are C and Y positively related or are they negatively related
b. If graphed, would the curve for this equation slope upward or slope downward
c. Are the variables C and Y inversely related or directly related
d. What is the value of C if a =10, b =.50, and Y = 200
e. What is the value of Y if C = 100, a = 10, and b =.25
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Two variables are positively or directly related when their values changes in the same direction. The line (curve) representing two directly related variables slope upward.
Two variables are negatively or inversely related when their values changes in opposite directions. The line (curve) representing two negatively related variables slope downward.
The equation given is: Two variables are positively or directly related when their values changes in the same direction. The line (curve) representing two directly related variables slope upward. Two variables are negatively or inversely related when their values changes in opposite directions. The line (curve) representing two negatively related variables slope downward. The equation given is:   a. In the above equation, Consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption. b. If the graph is drawn for the above equation, then, the curve will slope upward because the two variables are positively related. c. Here, consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption. d. a = 10, b = 0.50, and Y = 200 We can find out the value of consumption by substituting the above given values into the equation:   e. C = 100, a= 10, and b =0.25 Similarly, we can find out the value of income by substituting the values above into the equation:  a. In the above equation, Consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption.
b. If the graph is drawn for the above equation, then, the curve will slope upward because the two variables are positively related.
c. Here, consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption.
d. a = 10, b = 0.50, and Y = 200
We can find out the value of consumption by substituting the above given values into the equation: Two variables are positively or directly related when their values changes in the same direction. The line (curve) representing two directly related variables slope upward. Two variables are negatively or inversely related when their values changes in opposite directions. The line (curve) representing two negatively related variables slope downward. The equation given is:   a. In the above equation, Consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption. b. If the graph is drawn for the above equation, then, the curve will slope upward because the two variables are positively related. c. Here, consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption. d. a = 10, b = 0.50, and Y = 200 We can find out the value of consumption by substituting the above given values into the equation:   e. C = 100, a= 10, and b =0.25 Similarly, we can find out the value of income by substituting the values above into the equation:  e. C = 100, a= 10, and b =0.25
Similarly, we can find out the value of income by substituting the values above into the equation: Two variables are positively or directly related when their values changes in the same direction. The line (curve) representing two directly related variables slope upward. Two variables are negatively or inversely related when their values changes in opposite directions. The line (curve) representing two negatively related variables slope downward. The equation given is:   a. In the above equation, Consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption. b. If the graph is drawn for the above equation, then, the curve will slope upward because the two variables are positively related. c. Here, consumption and income are positively or directly related because higher income brings higher consumption. d. a = 10, b = 0.50, and Y = 200 We can find out the value of consumption by substituting the above given values into the equation:   e. C = 100, a= 10, and b =0.25 Similarly, we can find out the value of income by substituting the values above into the equation:
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