1. Look at the figure representing an individual's preferences.X₂4X₁Which axiom or axioms are violated? Pick from Monotonicity for X₁1, Monotonicity for X₂and Convexity. Explain your reasoning.2. In Year 1, the price of good 1 was p₁ = $1, the price of good 2, was P2= $2 andconsumer income was M = $100. In Year 2, consumer income increased to M = $150and the price of good 1 increased to p₁ $2. The price of good 2 remained the same.Can the consumer afford her old consumption choice at the new prices and income?(Yes/No/Cannot say)-3. George is deciding whether or not buy health insurance. He has a monthly income ofw = $900. There is 20% probability that he will face health expenditures of $500 in anygiven month. His Certainty Equivalent (CE) for taking on this risk is $784.A health insurance that covers all her health expenditures is offered at a Premium of$100 a month. Will she buy the insurance? (Yes/No/Cannot Say)

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