Multiple Choice
Which one of the following should NOT be included in the economic analysis of introducing a new product?
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0. Basic Principles of Economics
Introduction to Economics
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Which of the following is a necessary ingredient to the buyer's problem in microeconomics?
A
Budget constraint
B
Preferences
C
Market supply curve
D
Production technology
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Understand that the buyer's problem in microeconomics involves choosing the best possible bundle of goods given certain limitations and desires.
Recognize that the buyer's problem requires two key components: preferences and a budget constraint.
Preferences represent the buyer's tastes and how they rank different bundles of goods, which is essential to determine what the buyer wants most.
The budget constraint represents the buyer's limited income and the prices of goods, which restricts the choices available to the buyer.
Note that market supply curve and production technology relate more to the seller's or producer's problem, not the buyer's problem.
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