Continued from the previous 2 questions. Suppose the virus arrives in the U.S. in the spring. Henry gets laid off for the remainder of the year, reducing this year's income by 50%. When he gets laid off, he initially expected to be rehired next year after the lockdowns end but as time goes on his expectations change and he expects the lockdowns to continue into next year and his income next year to be reduced 50%. Under this scenario, Henry's budget line will shift from ✓ [Select] blue to red will not shift because he can borrow money to make up for the shortfall in present and futu blue to purple blue to green blue to a budget line not shown on the graph
Continued from the previous 2 questions. Suppose the virus arrives in the U.S. in the spring. Henry gets laid off for the remainder of the year, reducing this year's income by 50%. When he gets laid off, he initially expected to be rehired next year after the lockdowns end but as time goes on his expectations change and he expects the lockdowns to continue into next year and his income next year to be reduced 50%. Under this scenario, Henry's budget line will shift from ✓ [Select] blue to red will not shift because he can borrow money to make up for the shortfall in present and futu blue to purple blue to green blue to a budget line not shown on the graph
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![Continued from the previous 2 questions.
Suppose the virus arrives in the U.S. in the spring. Henry gets laid
off for the remainder of the year, reducing this year's income by
50%.
When he gets laid off, he initially expected to be rehired next year
after the lockdowns end but as time goes on his expectations
change and he expects the lockdowns to continue into next year
and his income next year to be reduced 50%.
Under this scenario, Henry's budget line will shift from
✓ [Select]
blue to red
will not shift because he can borrow money to make up for the shortfall in present and futur
blue to purple
blue to green
blue to a budget line not shown on the graph](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fe46e2c97-070b-4663-8797-79dead10ec8c%2Fd6f8160a-e582-4b8c-b92e-8bd1ac30840d%2Fgwnzeiw_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Continued from the previous 2 questions.
Suppose the virus arrives in the U.S. in the spring. Henry gets laid
off for the remainder of the year, reducing this year's income by
50%.
When he gets laid off, he initially expected to be rehired next year
after the lockdowns end but as time goes on his expectations
change and he expects the lockdowns to continue into next year
and his income next year to be reduced 50%.
Under this scenario, Henry's budget line will shift from
✓ [Select]
blue to red
will not shift because he can borrow money to make up for the shortfall in present and futur
blue to purple
blue to green
blue to a budget line not shown on the graph
![Continued from the previous 2 questions.
Suppose the virus arrives in the U.S. in the spring. Henry gets laid
off for the remainder of the year, reducing this year's income by
50%.
When he gets laid off, he initially expected to be rehired next year
after the lockdowns end but as time goes on his expectations
change and he expects the lockdowns to continue into next year
and his income next year to be reduced 50%.
Under this scenario, Henry's budget line will shift from
Select
if the interest rate is 10%.
Income/Consumption Future
$50,000
$25,000
$25,000
Henry
$50,000
Market (Good A)
Price
P1
IC₁
Income/Consumption Today
S₁
DS
D₂
Q₁
Da
Q](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fe46e2c97-070b-4663-8797-79dead10ec8c%2Fd6f8160a-e582-4b8c-b92e-8bd1ac30840d%2Fpfmibmb_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Continued from the previous 2 questions.
Suppose the virus arrives in the U.S. in the spring. Henry gets laid
off for the remainder of the year, reducing this year's income by
50%.
When he gets laid off, he initially expected to be rehired next year
after the lockdowns end but as time goes on his expectations
change and he expects the lockdowns to continue into next year
and his income next year to be reduced 50%.
Under this scenario, Henry's budget line will shift from
Select
if the interest rate is 10%.
Income/Consumption Future
$50,000
$25,000
$25,000
Henry
$50,000
Market (Good A)
Price
P1
IC₁
Income/Consumption Today
S₁
DS
D₂
Q₁
Da
Q
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