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Which situation best illustrates a marginal change? a. Banff, which usually receives 600 cm of snow per year, received 620cm last year. b. Nancy retires and takes a part-time job. She was working 40 hours per week, but now works 10 hours per week. c. Adam moved from Edmonton to Toronto and now pays 40% more for rent than before. d. Provincial University has announced that due to provincial budget deficits, tuition must rise by 25% next year.

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          Which situation best illustrates a marginal change?
 a. Banff, which usually receives 600 cm of snow per year, received 620cm last year. 
 b. Nancy retires and takes a part-time job. She was working 40 hours per week, but now works 10 hours per week. 
 c. Adam moved from Edmonton to Toronto and now pays 40% more for rent than before. 
 d. Provincial University has announced that due to provincial budget deficits, tuition must rise by 25% next year.

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Principles of Economics

Gregory Mankiw 8th Edition

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Which situation best illustrates a marginal change? a. Banff, which usually receives 600 cm of snow per year, received 620cm last year. b. Nancy retires and takes a part-time job. She was working 40 hours per week, but now works 10 hours per week. c. Adam moved from Edmonton to Toronto and now pays 40% more for rent than before. d. Provincial University has announced that due to provincial budget deficits, tuition must rise by 25% next year.