Joy goes bowling once and snow boarding three times a month when she has $60 to spend. A visit to the bowling alley costs $30, and a snow boarding ticket costs $10. Draw Joy's budget line. Label it. If the price of a snow boarding ticket falls to $6, describe how Joy's consumption possibilities change. Joy's consumption possibilities OA. increase or decrease, but it is not possible to predict without knowing if her income also changes OB. increase and if Joy spends all of her income on bowling, she can go bowling more often OC. decrease OD. increase and if Joy spends all her income on snow boarding, she can buy more snow boarding tickets 8- 7 6- 5- 4- 3- 2- 1- 0- Quantity (snow boarding outings per month) 0 2 3 Quantity (bowling outings per month) >>> Draw only the objects specified in the que

Joy goes bowling once and snow boarding three times a month when she has $60 to spend. A visit to the bowling alley costs $30, and a snow boarding ticket costs $10. Draw Joy's budget line. Label it. If the price of a snow boarding ticket falls to $6, describe how Joy's consumption possibilities change. Joy's consumption possibilities OA. increase or decrease, but it is not possible to predict without knowing if her income also changes OB. increase and if Joy spends all of her income on bowling, she can go bowling more often OC. decrease OD. increase and if Joy spends all her income on snow boarding, she can buy more snow boarding tickets 8- 7 6- 5- 4- 3- 2- 1- 0- Quantity (snow boarding outings per month) 0 2 3 Quantity (bowling outings per month) >>> Draw only the objects specified in the que

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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