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OB. A decrease in the price of burritos C. An increase in the price of Coronas OD. An increase in the price of burritos c. What is the meaning of point B in the figure? Since points A and B share the same indifference curve, the change from point A to point B represents the substitution effect when there is a decrease in the price of Coronas. d. Suppose Coronas are a normal good for Debra. What does this restriction imply about the location of point C? Is this restriction satisfied in the diagram? A. Point C would be on the same budget line as point A. This is not satisfied. B. Point C would correspond to a larger quantity of Coronas when compared to point A. This is satisfied. C. Point C would be on the same indifference curve as point A. This is not satisfied. OD. Point C would correspond to a smaller quantity of Coronas when compared to point A. This is not satisfied. e. Suppose Coronas were an inferior good for Debra. How would this information be reflected in her choice following the move of the budget line to line 27 (Select all that apply.) A. Debra would have to consume a smaller quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point C in the diagram. B. Debra would have to consume a larger quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point A in the diagram. C. Debra would have to consume a smaller quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point A in the diagram. D. Debra would have to consume a smaller quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point B in the diagram.

OB. A decrease in the price of burritos
C. An increase in the price of Coronas
OD. An increase in the price of burritos
c. What is the meaning of point B in the figure?
Since points A and B share the same indifference curve, the change from point A to point B
represents the substitution effect when there is a decrease in the price of Coronas.
d. Suppose Coronas are a normal good for Debra. What does this restriction imply about the location
of point C? Is this restriction satisfied in the diagram?
A. Point C would be on the same budget line as point A. This is not satisfied.
B. Point C would correspond to a larger quantity of Coronas when compared to point A. This is
satisfied.
C. Point C would be on the same indifference curve as point A. This is not satisfied.
OD. Point C would correspond to a smaller quantity of Coronas when compared to point A. This
is not satisfied.
e. Suppose Coronas were an inferior good for Debra. How would this information be reflected in her
choice following the move of the budget line to line 27 (Select all that apply.)
A. Debra would have to consume a smaller quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point C in
the diagram.
B. Debra would have to consume a larger quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point A in
the diagram.
C. Debra would have to consume a smaller quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point A in
the diagram.
D. Debra would have to consume a smaller quantity of Coronas than the quantity at point B in
the diagram.

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