Based on the change in consumption shown below, which is stronger for this consumer? A budget constraint. Brushes are on the x-axis and rockets are on the y-axis. Point 1 is the consumption bundle on the original budget constraint. There is a new budget constraint due to a price change. If the consumer buys only rockets, they can buy the same number. If the consumer buys only brushes, they can buy more. Point 2 is the new consumption bundle. It is up and to the right of point 1. Question 44 options: The substitution effect is stronger. The income effect is stronger. Both are equally strong. Cannot be determined