Economics 1021A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Normal Good, Inferior Good, Divisor

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Divisible goods can be bought in any quantity desired: i. e. gasoline and electricity, these are the goods that all lie on the ppf. Affordable anything inside or on the ppf. The budget equation describes the limits to its consumption choices. Real income is the income expressed as a quantity of goods the household can afford to buy: lisa"s real income in terms of pop is the point on her budget line where it meets to y-axis. This quantity is the maximum quantity of pop that she can buy, which is equal to her money income divided by the price of pop. Relative price is the price of one good divided by the price of another good. It is the magnitude of the slope of the budget line: p (x axis) / p (y axis, the relative price shows how many cases of pop must be forgone to see an additional movie.

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