Jane's budget line А. rotates outward if her budget increases and prices don't change В. shifts outward with no change in its slope if her budget increases and prices don't change C. shifts inward with no change in its slope if the price of one good rises and her budget doesn't change D. rotates inward if the prices of both goods double and her budget doesn't change

Jane's budget line А. rotates outward if her budget increases and prices don't change В. shifts outward with no change in its slope if her budget increases and prices don't change C. shifts inward with no change in its slope if the price of one good rises and her budget doesn't change D. rotates inward if the prices of both goods double and her budget doesn't change

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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