ECON101 Chapter Notes - Chapter 9: Indifference Curve, Normal Good

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Consumption possibilities: household has a given amount of income to spend and cannot influence the prices of the goods and services that it buys, budget line describes limits to its consumption choices. Cannot afford any point to right of budget line. The relative price of a movie in terms of pop is the magnitude for the slope of the budget line. P1/p2: numerator is the x axis, change in income shift the budget line, while changes in price rotate the budget line inward or outward. Indifference curve shows combinations of goods among which a consumer is indifferent: prefer all points above indifference curve, and don"t prefer all points below it, marginal rate of substitution. Rate at which a person will give up good y to get an additional unit of good x while remaining indifferent. If the indifference curve is steep, the mrs is high.

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