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Shoplifting, fraud, abusive behaviour, compulsive purchasing, compulsive shopping, and binge drinking are examples of consumer problem behaviours.
Indifference Curves
Visual diagrams in microeconomics that display the mix of two products which provide the same level of pleasure and usefulness to a purchaser.
Indifference Map
A set of indifference curves, each representing a different level of utility, that together show the preferences of a consumer.
Budget Constraint
outlines the combination of goods and services that a consumer can purchase given their income and the prices of those goods and services.
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