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Figure: The Indifference Curve Map II
-(Figure: The Indifference Curve Map II) Look at the figure The Indifference Curve Map II. Sara enjoys attending Chicago Cubs baseball games and eating baby back rib dinners. The figure shows two of her indifference curves for Cubs tickets and baby back rib dinners. If she consumes 20 baby back rib dinners and 6 tickets to Cubs games, she would be equally happy to give up 8 dinners for _____ more ticket(s) to Cubs games.
Quantity Demanded
It refers to the total amount of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase at a given price within a specified time period.
Surplus
The condition that occurs when the quantity of a good or service supplied exceeds the quantity demanded, often leading to a decrease in prices.
Shortage
An instance in the marketplace where the need for a product or service outstrips its provision.
Equilibrium Price
The cost at which the supply and demand for goods are equal.
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