Economics 1021A/B Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Indifference Curve, Real Income, Relative Price

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Budget line describes the limits to its consumption choices. X and y axis are goods, and the x and y intercepts are the max amount you can buy of those goods. Divisible and indivisible goos: dvidisble goods can be bought in any quantity for example gasoline, we need to assume all goods are divisible for this to work best. Affordable and unafforable quantities: unaffordable is anything outside of the budget line, anything on the inside if affordable but not preferred. Real income: real income is a households real income expressed as a quantity of goods that the household can afford to buy, equal to the income dvided by the price of a good. Is the price of one good dividied by the the price of another good: e. g. A change in income: changes the real income but does not change the relative price (slope, an increase shifts it rightwards, a decrease shifts it leftwards.

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