This unit covers the cardinal approach (assumptions, consumer's equilibrium, criticisms and derivation of the demand curve) and the ordinal approach: indifference curves, marginal rate of substitution, price line, consumer's equilibrium, price, income and substitution effects, and derivation of the demand curve for normal goods.
Analysis of Consumer's Behavior
Analysis of Consumer's Behavior
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Asked in 2077 (2 marks)
Derive budget line if budget of consumer is Rs. 10000, Price of good X is Rs. 100 and price of good Y is Rs. 200.
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Explain the consumer's equilibrium by using indifference curve approach.
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List out any four assumptions of indifference curve analysis.
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What is price effect? How can it be decomposed into income effect and substitution effect?
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Asked in 2079 (2 marks)
Write any four assumptions of cardinal approach.
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Asked in 2079 (15 marks)
Explain the price effect for normal substitutes. How can it be decomposed into income and substitution effects? Explain.
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