Andy drinks hot chocolate every week throughout the winter. Draw a curve that illustrates Andy's total utility from hot chocolate. Start your curve at the origin and label it. Andy's total utility from hot chocolate depends on OA. his income but not the price of hot chocolate B. the quantity of hot chocolate he consumes OC. the price of hot chocolate but not his income OD. both the price of hot chocolate and his income 100 80- 60- 40- 204 Units of utility Quantity (mugs of hot chocolate per week)

Andy drinks hot chocolate every week throughout the winter. Draw a curve that illustrates Andy's total utility from hot chocolate. Start your curve at the origin and label it. Andy's total utility from hot chocolate depends on OA. his income but not the price of hot chocolate B. the quantity of hot chocolate he consumes OC. the price of hot chocolate but not his income OD. both the price of hot chocolate and his income 100 80- 60- 40- 204 Units of utility Quantity (mugs of hot chocolate per week)

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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