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So here we're talking about budget constraints, right? and we have a beautiful budget constraint here where the consumer is choosing between two goods, h and g, housing and other goods.
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And again, we would normally have this budget constraint, right? and the budget constraint slope reflects the straight line.
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The consumer is maximizing their utility at some point.
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Wonderful.
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And the government is saying that in a, housing must be greater than h -bar.
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So h -bar is over here, right? h -bar.
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And the government is saying that over here is illegal, right? and over here is okay.
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You must be to the right, right? you must be consuming at least h -bar.
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So the realized consumption bundle would be the highest indifference curve that we could get, which would be somewhere like right here.
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Now we're at a lower indifference curve.
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So that would be leads to a, right? we don't want to consume that much housing...