Tom likes cookies (c) and milk (ml). He always takes one cup of cookies with two cups
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Tom likes cookies (c) and milk (ml). He always takes one cup of cookies with two cups of milk. Both cookies and milk cost $2 per cup. Tom has $24 to spend on these two goods. Consider a price drop in milk to $1 per cup.
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What kind of preferences does Tom have? Illustrate the shape of his indifference curves (cookies are measured on the y-axis).
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Derive his demand functions for cookies and milk.
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Find his optimal consumption bundle before and after the price change and write his budget constraint before and after the price change.
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Calculate the substitution effect and the income effect of the price change in Tom's demand of milk.
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