Suppose that X is an inferior good. A. Show using well labeled diagrams how you would derive the Marshallian Demand curve and compensated demand curve holding utility constant for a consumer maximizing her welfare subject to a budget constraint. B. Derive the consumer's compensated demand curve and draw the demand curve carefully for X, Under the two following rules to measure the amount of compensation required to estimate the substitution and income effects. (1) holding real income constant. (2) holding production possibilities constant (assume linear). C. Under what real model circumstance would you employ these scenario for measuring the compensated demand function for a good?

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