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The budget line is drawn below: Alan consumes at point X.
Price for beer: 72/8= $9
Price for pizza: 72/6= $12
c) New price for beer: $16
New income: $96
Intercept for pizza: 96/12= 8; for beer: 96/16= 6
New budget line:
The budget line is drawn below: Alan consumes at point X.
Price for beer: 72/8= $9
Price for pizza: 72/6= $12
c) New price for beer: $16
New income: $96
Intercept for pizza: 96/12= 8; for beer: 96/16= 6
New budget line:
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