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Question 1




FIGURE 6-1

Refer to Figure 6-1. Total utility is at its maximum when marginal utility is


◦ equal to zero.
◦ equal to total utility.
◦ at the maximum.
◦ positive.
◦ negative.

Question 2




FIGURE 6-9

Refer to Figure 6-9. In part (ii), the line joining points X, Y, and Z is known as ________, which shows how ________.


◦ a price-consumption line; consumption changes as relative prices change, with money income constant
◦ an income-consumption line; consumption changes as income changes, with relative prices held constant
◦ an income-consumption line; consumption changes with changing relative prices and constant income
◦ a price-consumption line; consumption changes as money income and relative prices change
◦ an indifference map; the value of various combinations of two goods changes
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