A) purchase less X.
B) purchase less Y.
C) purchase more X.
D) purchase more of both X and Y.
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A) continue to purchase the same amount of Good A and Good B.
B) increase the consumption of Good A and decrease the consumption of Good B.
C) decrease the consumption of Good A and increase the consumption of Good B.
D) decrease the consumption of Good A and decrease the consumption of Good B
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A) marginal utility is diminishing.
B) marginal utility is less than average utility.
C) marginal utility is increasing.
D) marginal utility is negative.
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A) zero since prices of the goods and income are assumed to be constant.
B) negative since to purchase more of one good means that some of the other good must be given up.
C) negative because of the marginal rate of substitution.
D) positive since prices and income are positive.
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A) the total utility from each good is equal.
B) the price of each good is equal.
C) the price multiplied by the marginal utility is equal for the two goods.
D) the marginal utility per last dollar spent is equal for the two goods.
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A) Points A & C
B) Point B
C) Point C only
D) Point D
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A) the formation of tastes and preferences.
B) the differences of tastes and preferences across individuals.
C) the consumption decisions of people based on utility maximization.
D) how consumers determine the utility they receive from consumption.
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A) you can increase your satisfaction by buying more books and seeing fewer movies.
B) your total satisfaction is 94 utils.
C) you can increase your satisfaction by buying fewer books and seeing more movies.
D) you can increase your satisfaction by buying only books.
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A) total utility increases at a decreasing rate.
B) total utility increases at an increasing rate.
C) total utility is at a maximum.
D) people will not consume the good even if the price is zero.
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A) marginal utility is negative.
B) total utility is increasing at a decreasing rate.
C) marginal utility is decreasing.
D) total utility is decreasing at an increasing rate.
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A) Isaac would attend more U2 concerts and less Sox games.
B) Isaac would attend more Sox games and less U2 concerts.
C) Isaac would not alter his behavior.
D) Isaac would attend less of both Sox games and U2 concerts.
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A) elasticity.
B) utility.
C) consumer surplus.
D) demand.
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A) 1
B) 5
C) 4
D) 6
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A) the consumer should consume more of good x.
B) the consumer is consuming too much of good x.
C) good y must have a negative marginal utility.
D) the consumer is in an optimal situation if the price of good x exceeds the price of good y.
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A) the law of diminishing marginal utility.
B) the substitution and income effects.
C) the substitution effect only.
D) the income effect only.
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A) 3 utils
B) 7 utils
C) 9 utils
D) 10 utils
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A) consume more DVDs and fewer burgers
B) consume more burgers and fewer DVDs
C) consume more of both items
D) consume less of both items
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A) total utility falls with additional consumption.
B) total utility is usually negative.
C) the consumer will never tire of additional units of a good.
D) the rate at which utility increases diminishes as more of a good is consumed.
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