A consumer has rational, monotonic, and strictly convex preferences. The consumer buys good 1 and good 2. Suppose that the price of good 2 increases. If the consumer's purchasing power is kept constant, then:

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A consumer has rational, monotonic, and strictly convex preferences. The consumer buys good 1 and good 2. Suppose that the price of  good 2  increases. If the consumer's purchasing power is kept constant, then:

Accepted Answer

The consumer will buy a new bundle containing more of good 1 and less of good 2 than the initial bundle.

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The consumer will buy a new bundle containing less of good 1 and more of good 2 than the initial bundle.

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The consumer will buy a new bundle containing less of good 1 and less of good 2 than the initial bundle.

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The consumer will buy a new bundle containing more of good 1 and more of good 2 than the initial bundle.

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We don't have enough information to determine quantities in a new consumption bundle.

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