1. Suppose you receive 5,000 from your relatives and godparents last Christmas and New Year. Make a pie graph on where you are going to spend it. (Draw and label well at the back of this answer sheet) 2. Make a pie graph of your family expenses in a month (such as bills, foods, etc.) please specify.

1. Suppose you receive 5,000 from your relatives and godparents last Christmas and New Year. Make a pie graph on where you are going to spend it. (Draw and label well at the back of this answer sheet) 2. Make a pie graph of your family expenses in a month (such as bills, foods, etc.) please specify.

Economics Today and Tomorrow, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078747663

Author:McGraw-Hill

Publisher:McGraw-Hill

Chapter3: Your Role As A Consumer

Section3.1: Consumption, Income, And Decision Making

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