ECON 1000 Chapter 9: Possibilities, Preferences and Choices

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Econ 1000 chapter 9 possibilities, preferences and choices. Budget line describes the limits to its consumption choices by comparing the quantity of two different goods and services. Divisible and indivisible goods: divisible goods can be bought in any quantity desired, like gasoline and electricity. Affordable and unaffordable quantities: the constraint on the budget line depends on the prices of the goods and her income. Expenditure = price of each good x quantity bought (price of pop x quantity of pop) + ( ) = y. $ 4q p+$ 8q m=$ 40 qp=10 qm: qm and qp are chosen by the household. Real income: households real income is its income expressed as a quantity of goods that it can afford to buy. opportunity, in terms of pop, lisa"s real income is. P p: a relative price is the price of one good divided by the price of another.

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