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A set of indifference curves to completely describe all combinations of goods and services
Indifference map
Indifference plan
Indifference code
Indifference lines
The utility a consumer gets from one good is the same as the other
Perfect substitute
Balanced good
Equal good
Normal complement
An example of perfect substitute
Orange Juice and apple juice
Hotdog and mustard
pen and paper
laptop and cord
Provide maximum utility when consumed together
Perfect complements
Perfect duo
Perfect twin
Perfect match
An example of perfect complements
Car and petrol
coke and Pepsi
butter and margarine
coffee and tea
A constraint that consumers face as a result of limited income.
Budget
Allowance
Expense
Savings
An increase in income causes the budget line to shift parallel to the original line at constant prices.
outward
inward
sideways
no change
Given the limited budget available, consumers choose a combination of goods that will maximize their
satisfaction
needs
wants
income
In the chart, in order to maximize the market basket it must be located in the
budget line
origin
x axis
y axis
It measures the additional satisfaction obtained from consuming one additional unit of good.
marginal utility
marginal option
marginal need
marginal curve
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