In the economy of Libro, when 1 million yoga mats are produced each year, the citizens of Libro are willing to give up 9 protein shakes to get one yoga mat. Draw a marginal benefit curve for the economy of Libro that is consistent with this information. Label it. Draw an arrow along the marginal benefit curve to illustrate the change in marginal benefit and change in the quantity of yoga mats as the quantity of yoga mats produced increases. 10- Willingness to pay (protein shakes per yoga mat) ADD A LABEL + Yoga mats (millions per year) 10 Q

In the economy of Libro, when 1 million yoga mats are produced each year, the citizens of Libro are willing to give up 9 protein shakes to get one yoga mat. Draw a marginal benefit curve for the economy of Libro that is consistent with this information. Label it. Draw an arrow along the marginal benefit curve to illustrate the change in marginal benefit and change in the quantity of yoga mats as the quantity of yoga mats produced increases. 10- Willingness to pay (protein shakes per yoga mat) ADD A LABEL + Yoga mats (millions per year) 10 Q

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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