EC120 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Indifference Curve, Budget Constraint, Sunk Costs

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Chapter 21 the theory of consumer choice. The budget constraint: what the consumer can afford: people consume less than they desire because their spending is constrained (limited) by the. Review income a consumer makes: the budget constraint: is the line that shows the consumption bundles that the consumer can afford. Trade-off between the good goods that the consumer faces. Slope measures the rate at which the consumer can trade one good for another. The slope equals the relative price of the two goods, the price of one good compared to the price of the other. Preferences: what the consumer wants: consumer preferences allow consumers to choose between different bundles of goods. If you offer the consumer two different bundles he or she will choose the bundle that best suits their tastes. This rate is called the marginal rate of substitution.

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