[Solved] Yangjie buys smoothies and sushi. The price of a smoothie is $5, and the price of sushi is $1 a piece. Each month, Yangjie spends all of her income
Question: Yangjie buys smoothies and sushi. The price of a smoothie is $5, and the price of sushi is $1 a piece. Each month, Yangjie spends all of her income and buys 10 smoothies and 20 pieces of sushi. Next month, the price of a smoothie will fall to $3 and the price of sushi will rise to $2 a piece.
Assume that Yangjie's preference map is:
- Will Yangjie be able to buy 10 sm00thies and 20 pieces of sushi next month?
- Will Yangjie want to buy 10 smoothies and 20 pieces of sushi? Explain why.
- which situation does Yangjie prefer: smoothies at $5 each and sushi at $1 a piece or smoothies at $3 each and sushi at $2 a piece?
- If Yangjie changes the quantities that she buys, which good will she buy more of ans which will she UK less of?
- when the prices change next month, Will there be an income effect and a substitution effect at work or just one of them? Explain.
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