4) Assume Linda only buys two goods, chicken and rice with her income of M, and prices,Pc & PR.a) Graph her consumer choice model (with chicken on thex axis. Nowlet price of chickenfall, causing Linda to consume more chicken and more rice. Indicate the income andsubstitution effects on the graph.b) Based on your graph from part a, draw Linda’s ordinaly demand (do) and compensateddemand (dc) curves for chickenc) (True/False) this chicken must be a nomal good. Explain how you know.d) (True/False) this rice must be a nomal good. Explain how you know.

Two goods are considered in the market chicken and rice with price of chicken and rice denoted as Pc…

a) Graph her consumer choice model (with chicken onthe x axis. Nowlet price of chicl fall, causing Linda to consume more chicken and more rice. Indicate the income a substitution effects on the graph. Based on your graph from part a, draw Linda's ordinary demand (do) and compensated and (de) curves for chicken True/False) this chicken must be a nomal good. Explain how you know. True/False) this rice must be a nomal good. Explain how you know.

a) Graph her consumer choice model (with chicken onthe x axis. Nowlet price of chicl fall, causing Linda to consume more chicken and more rice. Indicate the income a substitution effects on the graph. Based on your graph from part a, draw Linda's ordinary demand (do) and compensated and (de) curves for chicken True/False) this chicken must be a nomal good. Explain how you know. True/False) this rice must be a nomal good. Explain how you know.

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