I got option b for this, but I'm not certain that's right; please help. See the picture below. Why must a budget constraint have a negative slope?Income and quantity demanded are inversely related.On a budget constraint, buying more of one good requires buying less ofanother.The spreading effect.Decreasing returns to scale.Diminishing marginal utility.

ay must a budget constraint have a negative slope? O Income and quantity demanded are inversely related. OOn a budget constraint, buying more of one good requires buying les another. The spreading effect. Decreasing returns to scale. Diminishing marginal utility.

ay must a budget constraint have a negative slope? O Income and quantity demanded are inversely related. OOn a budget constraint, buying more of one good requires buying les another. The spreading effect. Decreasing returns to scale. Diminishing marginal utility.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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