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4 marks, −1Microeconomics › Budget constraint and consumer equilibrium › Budget set and budget lineModerateabout 1 min

CUET-PG 2024 Question 75: Budget constraint and consumer equilibrium

Satish is very conscious of the food he eats. He eats only rotis and dal. A cup of dal costs Rs 2 while a roti costs one rupee, and Satish decides to spend only Rs 13 per day on food. He also decides to consume only 5500 calories a day. Based on this, we can say that each day

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This question is on Budget set and budget line, part of Budget constraint and consumer equilibrium in Microeconomics.

Which bundles a consumer can afford, the slope of the budget line, and how income and price changes shift it.

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