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Consumer Optimum Consumption: Budget Constraint and Indifference Curves
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18. Consumer Choice and Behavioral Economics / Consumer Optimum Consumption: Budget Constraint and Indifference Curves / Problem 8
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How would you graphically determine the effect of a price decrease in good G on the consumer's budget constraint and optimum consumption?
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The budget constraint becomes steeper, indicating a preference for another good.
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The budget constraint pivots outward on the axis representing good G, allowing the consumer to reach a higher indifference curve.
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The budget constraint remains unchanged, but the consumer can choose different combinations of goods.
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The budget constraint shifts inward, reducing the consumer's ability to reach higher indifference curves.
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