Fred purchases 100 loaves of bread per year when the price is $1 per loaf. The price increases to $1
Question: Fred purchases 100 loaves of bread per year when the price is $1 per loaf. The price increases to $1.50. To offset the harm to Fred, his father gives him $50 per year. Will Fred be better off or worse off after the price increase plus the gift than he was before? Will his consumption of bread increase or decrease?
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