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Based on attached Figure 1, say: What do points A and B identify in terms of consumption for each person? (8 marks) Why is neither point A nor B on the contract curve? (8 marks) Which good is in...

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  1. Based on attached Figure 1, say:
    1. What do points A and B identify in terms of consumption for each person? (8 marks)
    2. Why is neither point A nor B on the contract curve? (8 marks)
    3. Which good is in excess demand? Explain your answer. (8 marks)
  1. Draw a box diagram, based on Figure 1, to show how the price of food relative to clothing must change to bring about a Pareto optimal equilibrium. (8 marks)
  2. Draw a separate box diagram to show what the contract curve might look like if Aisha was concerned about very low consumption of food and clothing by Robin, but Robin was only concerned about his own consumption. (8 marks)
Answered Same Day Dec 23, 2021

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David answered on Dec 23 2021
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Point A represents that Robin is net buyer of food and net seller of cloth. This is seen in respect to the
endowment point X. He consumes more food and less cloth as compared to his endowment. Point B is
where Aisha maximizes her utility with respect to her budget constraint. She is net seller of food and net
uyer of cloth as compared to her endowment.
) Neither point A or B is on the contract curve. At the contract curve, the indifference curves of the
two consumers should be tangent and should be...
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