Figure 21-18 The Figure Shows Two Indifference Curves and Two Budget Constraints

question 101

Essay

Figure 21-18
The figure shows two indifference curves and two budget constraints for a consumer named Kevin.
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-Refer to Figure 21-18. Suppose Kevin is optimally purchasing 12 shirts and 28 sweaters, and he is spending $648 on shirts. What is the price of a sweater?

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