Suppose that a consumer's increase in nominal income from the base year is exceeded by the inflation level given by a Paasche cost of living index for their level of purchases:
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Show that this information implies that the consumer is strictly worse-off as compared to the base year. (Hint: Use a revealed preference argument.)
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