Answer to Question #224737 in Macroeconomics for Nemi

Question #224737
Suppose that consumer want to spend his all income in goods A and B and the goods are woarthless without one another and the price for both is 3
1. How many units of A and B consumer can buy.
2.if price of A is increase to 6 how many units of A and B can buy.
3.what types of consumption does two types of goods represent
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Expert's answer
2021-08-12T05:09:06-0400

1)lets take i as the income.

"a=\\frac{1}{3a}\\\\b=\\frac{i}{3b}"

2) price of a will be 3+6=9

"a=\\frac{1}{9a}\\\\b=\\frac{i}{3b}"

3)The goods are compliments.


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