Multiple Choice
A consumer consumes two normal goods,pretzels and Mt.Dew.When the price of Mt.Dew is $0.50 per can,the consumer purchases 40 cans.When the price rises to $0.65 per can,the consumer purchases 30 cans.We can use the information provided by the consumer's optimum choices to derive the
A) demand curve.
B) supply curve.
C) production possibilities frontier.
D) labor-leisure tradeoff.
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