Economics 1021A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Demand Curve, Indifference Curve, Relative Price

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The budget line describes the limits to the household"s consumption choices. Rewrite so we can graph (q pop on vertical axis): Qm is the relative price of a movie in terms of pop. Income expressed as the quantity of goods it can buy. The point where budget line meets the y-axis. The price of one good divided by the price of another good. The quantity of one good that must be forgone to get one more unit of the other good. The magnitude of the slope of the budget line (magnitude = absolute value of slope) Changing the price of movies will change the slope of the budget line. Cutting the price will result in a flatter slope. Increasing the price will result in a steeper slope. If prices stay the same and income changes - we would see a parallel shift.

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