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Consider the following three graphs, which illustrate the preferences of three consumers (Bob, Carol, and Ted) regarding two goods, apples and peaches. Each consumer has an income of $30 and pays $2 for apples and $3 for peaches. a. Suppose that the price of peaches falls to $2. In each diagram, place the curve labeled NBC - "new budget constraint" - to reflect this price change. Given the new optimal bundle of apples and peaches each consumer would buy, indicate in the first column of the accompanying table how the new quantity of peaches compares with the original quantity (e.g., an increase of 1 would be denoted by +1).

          Consider the following three graphs, which illustrate the preferences of three consumers (Bob, Carol, and Ted) regarding two goods, apples and peaches. Each consumer has an income of $30 and pays $2 for apples and $3 for peaches. a. Suppose that the price of peaches falls to $2. In each diagram, place the curve labeled NBC - "new budget constraint" - to reflect this price change. Given the new optimal bundle of apples and peaches each consumer would buy, indicate in the first column of the accompanying table how the new quantity of peaches compares with the original quantity (e.g., an increase of 1 would be denoted by +1).

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