explain shift in budget line with diagram
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The slope of the budget line (6.15) is –px/py = negative, and x-and y-intercept of the line are M/px and M/py, respectively.
Now suppose, initially the values of M, px and py are such that the budget line of the consumer has been obtained to be a line like L1M1 in Fig. 6.7.

If now the money income (M) of the consumer rises, px and py remaining unchanged, then, the slope (-px/py) of his budget line remaining constant, the intercepts of the line (M/px and M/py) would increase.
Now suppose, initially the values of M, px and py are such that the budget line of the consumer has been obtained to be a line like L1M1 in Fig. 6.7.

If now the money income (M) of the consumer rises, px and py remaining unchanged, then, the slope (-px/py) of his budget line remaining constant, the intercepts of the line (M/px and M/py) would increase.
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you had write fig6.7 what is that
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budget line is the line which identify the budget off consumer
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