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In effect, consumer choice theory first models what the consumer would like to consume, and then it examines [...]
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what the consumer can consume with limited income.

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In effect, consumer choice theory first models what the consumer would like to consume, and then it examines [...]
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In effect, consumer choice theory first models what the consumer would like to consume, and then it examines [...]
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what the consumer can consume with limited income.
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2. CONSUMER THEORY: FROM PREFERENCES TO DEMAND FUNCTIONS
o goods (or two baskets of goods), both of which the consumer finds beneficial. Consumer choice theory then recognizes that to consume a set of goods and services, consumers must purchase them at given market prices and with a limited income. <span>In effect, consumer choice theory first models what the consumer would like to consume, and then it examines what the consumer can consume with limited income. Finally, by superimposing what the consumer would like to do onto what the consumer can do, we arrive at a model of what the consumer would do under various circumstances. Then by chang

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