Suppose that George is interested in only two goods, cigars and scotch. Employ the indifference curve/ budget
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Suppose that George is interested in only two goods, cigars and scotch. Employ the indifference curve/ budget line apparatus to show a case where a decrease in the price of cigars leads to an increase in George’s scotch consumption. Does this imply that cigars and scotch are complements to George? Explain your answer.
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Microeconomics Theory and Applications
ISBN: 978-1118758878
12th edition
Authors: Edgar K. Browning, Mark A. Zupan
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