Figure 21-31 The figure shows two indifference curves and two budget constraints for a consumer named Kevin. 
-Refer to Figure 21-31. Suppose Kevin is optimally purchasing 12 shirts and 28 sweaters, and he is spending $648 on shirts. What is the price of a sweater?
Definitions:
Expected Rates of Return
The projected rate of earnings from an investment, based on the potential outcomes and their probabilities, mirroring the concept of expected return with emphasis on various investments.
Stocks A and B
Generally refers to different classes of stocks a company might offer, with each class having distinct rights, privileges, or voting powers.
Return
Earnings or losses from an investment throughout a certain period, shown as a proportion of the investment's original price.
Portfolio's Expected Rate
The anticipated rate of return on a portfolio, based on the portfolio's asset allocation, expected performance, and market conditions.
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