(Figure: Concert Tickets and Movie Tickets I) Use the Graph

question 48

Essay

(Figure: Concert Tickets and Movie Tickets I) Use the graph to answer the following questions.
a. What is the marginal rate of substitution at 3 concert tickets and 8 movie tickets?
b. If the consumer's income decreases by 10% and the price of both goods decreases by 10%, how many concert and movie tickets will the consumer purchase?
c. If the price of movie tickets doubles, what does the marginal rate of substitution equal at the new utility-maximizing point?

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Definitions:

Biological Motives

Innate drives related to survival and reproduction, such as hunger, thirst, and mating.

Estrus

A phase in the female reproductive cycle of mammals signifying when they are sexually receptive and fertile.

Sexual Receptivity

Refers to the willingness or readiness of an individual, usually within the context of the animal kingdom, to engage in sexual activity, often determined by hormonal cycles.

Sex Hormone

Chemical substances produced by the body that regulate sexual development, reproductive cycles, and sexual behavior, including estrogen, testosterone, and progesterone.