Economy, asked by pujatrpathy, 5 months ago

The slope of the budget constraint line will change whenever the :
(A) Budget of the consumer changes
(B) Price of one of the two goods changes
(C) Preferences of the consumer changes
(D) Slope of an indifference curve changes
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Answered by veerapuramchethana
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Answer:

I think that the answer is a

Explanation:

Sorry I don't have any idea

Answered by Anonymous
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The slope of the budget constraint line will change whenever the budget of the consumer changes.

  • In order to be able to buy one more of the items on the x-axis, the slope of the expenditure limit reflects how many of the products on the y-axis the buyer must give up.
  • A consumers can buy more of both items as there is a rise in sales, and this indicates an external change in the budget line , i.e. to the right.
  • In the other hand, the probability of consumption by the user decreases when there is a reduction in revenue, and the expenditure line moves inwards.
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