Title: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 3, 2022 Could you help me with this particular question?
Dale likes to consume both sweatshirts and jackets. The price of a sweatshirt is $20, while the price of a jacket is $60. If Dale's marginal benefit of another sweatshirt is $60, what must be the marginal benefit of another jacket? Assume Dale is optimizing by using the "equal bang for your buck" rule. The marginal benefit of another jacket must be $ 180 . (Enter your answer as a whole number.) Draw Dale's budget set, assuming he has $120 to spend. Show the shift in this budget set when the price of jackets decreases to $30. 1 .) Using the line drawing tool, draw Dale's budget constraint at the original prices of $20 for a sweatshirt and $60 for a jacket. Label the line 'BCI ' 2.) Using the line drawing tool, draw the new budget constraint after the price of jackets decreases to $30. Label the line 'BC2 Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 4, 2022 Hi s.h_math (https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=profile;u=1067569)
I found a similar question with slightly different numbers that can help you answer yours. Let me know what you think, and if it were helpful Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 4, 2022 Uhm, I'm not sure how you get 6 jackets and 18 sweatshirts in total?
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 4, 2022 Show the shift in this budget set when the price of jackets decreases You take your budget, 180, divide by the price of each item. So for jackets it's 120 / 60 = 2, and for sweatshirts its 120 / 20 = 6. Does that help? Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 5, 2022 Yes, that definitely helps, would you believe my graph is correct? Please let me know, thanks a lot!
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 5, 2022 Looks similar to the one in the example I provided. What are those black lines?
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 5, 2022 The black line is just the pointer to label the graph line sir.
The black line is just the pointer to label the graph line sir. Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 5, 2022 I haven't verified if it's 100 percent right, but it does look similar to the style of the other question.
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 5, 2022 Do you know when you would be able to verify it 100%?
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 5, 2022 So after the jacket decreases by 30, now the jacket is worth 30 dollars a piece. 180 divided by 30 is 6.
That is reflected in your graph. Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 5, 2022 It said this
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 5, 2022 Hmmm. I'm not certain to be honest 😥 What can you make of that?
Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: s.h_math on Oct 5, 2022 Would you mind checking if this would work better?
i'm on my last try :( Title: Re: Last economic Question Post by: bio_man on Oct 5, 2022 It looks right to me, but I was wrong the last time. I wish I could be more certain
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