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MicroeconomicsFirst EditionChapter 4Consumer BehaviorCopyright
2013 by Worth PublishersAustan Goolsbee, Steven Levitt, Chad
Syverson
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Figure 4.1 Building an Indifference Curve Goolsbee, Levitt,
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Figure 4.2 A Consumers Indifference Curves Goolsbee, Levitt,
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Figure 4.3 Indifference Curves Cannot Cross Goolsbee, Levitt,
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Figure 4.4 Tradeoffs Along an Indifference Curve Goolsbee,
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Figure 4.5 The Slope of an Indifference Curve Is the Marginal
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Figure 4.6 The Steepness of Indifference Curves Goolsbee,
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Figure 4.7 New Yorkers Preferences for Local and Regional Phone
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Figure 4.8 The Curvature of Indifference Curves Goolsbee,
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Figure 4.9 Indifference Curves for Perfect Substitutes Goolsbee,
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Figure 4.10 Indifference Curves for Perfect Complements
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Figure 4.11 The Same Consumer Can Have Indifference Curves with
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Figure 4.12 Indifference Curves for a Bad Goolsbee, Levitt,
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Figure 4.13 Indifference Curves for the Absence of a Bad
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Figure 4.14 The Budget Constraint Goolsbee, Levitt, Syverson:
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Figure 4.15 The Effects of Price or Income Changes on the Budget
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Figure 4.16 Quantity Discounts and the Budget Constraint
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Figure 4.17 Quantity Limits and the Budget Constraint Goolsbee,
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Figure 4.18 The Consumers Optimal Choice Goolsbee, Levitt,
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Figure 4.19 Two Consumers Optimal Choices Goolsbee, Levitt,
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Figure 4.20 Optimal Choices of Internet and Non-Internet
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Figure 4.21 Paying a Fixed Fee to Reduce the Price of Local
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Figure 4.22 A Corner Solution Goolsbee, Levitt, Syverson:
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Figure 4.23 Utility Maximization Versus Expenditure Minimization
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