Assuming the two good case. When a person is attempting to maximize utility and the price of one of the two goods increases, then: a. The budget constraint will expand (rotate away from the origin),...


Assuming the two good case.  When a person is attempting to maximize utility and the price of one of the two goods increases, then:





a. The budget constraint will expand (rotate away from the origin), shifting the budget line outward indicating fewer choices are now affordable and a lower utility level is now possible.



b. The budget constraint will contract (rotate towards the origin), shifting the budget line inward indicating more choices are now affordable and a lower utility level is now possible.



c. The budget constraint will contract (rotate towards the origin), shifting the budget line outward indicating fewer more are now affordable and a higher utility level is now possible.



d. The budget constraint will contract (rotate towards the origin), shifting the budget line inward indicating fewer choices are now affordable and a lower utility level is now possible.




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