A consumer splits their income equally between two goods. If the price of one good increases by 10% and their income increases by 5%, show that the consumer’s optimal consumption bundle will change despite them being able to afford their original bundle.
a) Need to make assumption between two goods in the market x and y.
b) Decide if they are normal or inferior.
c) Decide if they are complements or subsitutes.
d) Draw a consumer equlibrium indifference curve and budget line graph.
e) Must explain the conditions and what it cause.
From A to E is what is needed to complete the task....