3. A consumer has a budget of £12 to split between two goods: good 1 has a price of 2, good 2 has a price of 3. Write the consumer's budget constraint algebraically. Convert this budget constraint into the formula for the budget line. Show this line on a suitably labelled graph.

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Marginal Average Marginal Total Output Price Revenue Total Cost Cost 1 $ 100 $ 100 $ 100.00 $30 2 90 80 63.00 26 80 60 52.67 32 4 70 40 49.50 40 5 60 20 49.60 50 50 50.00 52 7 40 -20 52.29 66 30 -40 55.75 80 20 -60 60.67 100 10 10 -80 67.60 130 Refer to the data for a nondiscriminating monopolist. This firm will maximize its profit by producing

I just went to check my answers for question 4 and 5 on the homework. These questions are based off of the other questions 1-3 that I have already answered. I have answer 4 and 5 but not sure if they are right. I have attached all questions.

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In A 4/5 paragraph answer the question question: How could the industrial leaders of the late nineteenth century be considered both “captains of industry” and “robber barons"?

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