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FIGURE 6-1

Refer to Figure 6-1. The marginal utility of the second unit of the good consumed is


◦ 10.
◦ 20.
◦ 30.
◦ 40.
◦ 50.

Question 2

Assume you are consuming two goods, X and Y. X and Y are both normal goods but they are not close complements. The price of good X increases but the price of Y remains unchanged. However, you are given enough additional income to ensure that your utility remains unchanged. What happens to your consumption of good X?
◦ It decreases.
◦ It stays the same.
◦ It increases or decreases.
◦ It increases.
◦ It increases over the long run.
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