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Ch06-16 S13 4:28 Doughnuts =$2.00 and Books = $24 %3D BUS202 Ch06 v2 16 Budget Constraints, Utility, and Indifference Curves: Doughnuts -$2.00 and Books - $24 %3D 120 a 120) 100 F (6. 100) B3, 84) H(0, 70) G (6, 40) 40 20 10 Books What is the specifcation of the Budget Constraint? Where is Consumer Equillbrium? 2:48 / 4:28 C ¢ YouTube D 66. In the video, which market basket is the utility maximizing choice for the consumer? Select one: a. F b. A c. G d. B

Ch06-16 S13 4:28 Doughnuts =$2.00 and Books = $24 %3D BUS202 Ch06 v2 16 Budget Constraints, Utility, and Indifference Curves: Doughnuts -$2.00 and Books - $24 %3D 120 a 120) 100 F (6. 100) B3, 84) H(0, 70) G (6, 40) 40 20 10 Books What is the specifcation of the Budget Constraint? Where is Consumer Equillbrium? 2:48 / 4:28 C ¢ YouTube D 66. In the video, which market basket is the utility maximizing choice for the consumer? Select one: a. F b. A c. G d. B

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