This document contains instructions for three economics homework problems. The first problem involves drawing and labeling a budget line and indifference curve for a boy with a weekly budget for toys. The second asks to calculate the marginal utility for different hours of activities and maximize total utility within a budget. The third involves calculating total, marginal, and average product and identifying the point of diminishing returns.
This document contains instructions for three economics homework problems. The first problem involves drawing and labeling a budget line and indifference curve for a boy with a weekly budget for toys. The second asks to calculate the marginal utility for different hours of activities and maximize total utility within a budget. The third involves calculating total, marginal, and average product and identifying the point of diminishing returns.
This document contains instructions for three economics homework problems. The first problem involves drawing and labeling a budget line and indifference curve for a boy with a weekly budget for toys. The second asks to calculate the marginal utility for different hours of activities and maximize total utility within a budget. The third involves calculating total, marginal, and average product and identifying the point of diminishing returns.
1. Suppose my son, Timmy has a weekly budget of $6 and consumes two goods: toy dinosaurs, which cost $.5 each and hot wheels, which cost $1each. a! "raw Timmy#s budget line on the graph below. $e sure to label the end points. b! %n the graph abo&e, add an indifference cur&e and mark the consumer e'uilibrium. c! Suppose Timmy gets a raise in his allowance to $(. )ow will this affect his budget line* "raw the new one on the graph abo&e. +. ,a- en.oys windsurfing and snorkeling. The table below shows the total utility /T0! he gets from each acti&ity: )ours per day T0 from windsurfing ,0 from windsurfing T0 from snorkeling ,0 from snorkeling 1 1+ 1 + ++ 26 3 3 16 1 36 1+( 5 1 11 6 11+ 15 hot wheels toy dinosaurs a! 4ill in the marginal utility /,0! from each additional hour of windsurfing and snorkeling on the table abo&e b! Suppose ,a- has a $35 budget and unlimited leisure time. 5indsurfing is $16hour and snorkeling is $56hour. 7n order to ma-imi8e his total utility, how much time does ,a- spend on windsurfing and snorkeling* Show your work. /)79T try different combination within his budget, using the ,06$ rule! 3. 0se the table below to answer the following 'uestions. : of 5orkers per day Total ;roduct ,arginal ;roduct <&erage ;roduct
1 1 + 6 3 1( 1 ++ 5 + 6 ++ a! 4ill in the table abo&e. b! <t what point /number of workers! does the firm e-perience diminishing returns* =-plain.