Justin has a part-time job and earns $50 per week. He spends his entire income on two goods: Hamburgers (which cost $2 each) and movie rentals (which cost $3 each). Draw Justin's budget constraint

Suppose that Justin decides to purchase 10 hamburgers and rent 10 movies this week. Is this choice within Justin's opportunity set? Show this choice on your graph.


Yes, Justin is able to purchase 10 hamburgers and rent 10 movies. That is one point on his budget constraint.

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