3. Refer to the information provided in Figure below to answer the following questions. $4 Price of pizza B D₁ D₂ Number of pizzas per month D₂ a. Under what situation consumer moves from A to B? When they move from C to A? Explain the reasons in both cases. b. Imagine your demand curve for pizza last year was D3. Now the demand is D1. Write down possible reasons for this. Explain this carefully

3. Refer to the information provided in Figure below to answer the following questions. $4 Price of pizza B D₁ D₂ Number of pizzas per month D₂ a. Under what situation consumer moves from A to B? When they move from C to A? Explain the reasons in both cases. b. Imagine your demand curve for pizza last year was D3. Now the demand is D1. Write down possible reasons for this. Explain this carefully

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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