A Family's Preferences Toward Schooling,before and After a Fixed-Quantity Subsidy,are

question 59

Multiple Choice

A family's preferences toward schooling,before and after a fixed-quantity subsidy,are shown in Figure 5-5.Prior to the subsidy,the family is in equilibrium at point J.Assume that public schooling cannot be supplemented with private tutoring.
-Refer to Figure 5-5.After the fixed-quantity subsidy has been introduced,the family consumes:

• A)its optimum level of other goods.
• B)less than its optimum quantity of schooling.
• C)more than its optimum quantity of schooling.
• D)less than its optimum quantity of other goods.

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