Laurie eats soup and bagels. Her budget line is Qs = 20 - 1.0QR. (Qs is the quantity of soup and Qg is the quantity of bagels.) What is Laurie's real income in terms of soup? What is Laurie's real income in terms of bagels? ... Laurie's real income in terms of soup is bowls of soup and her real income in terms of bagels is bagels. O A. 20; 20 О В. 20; 10 Ос. 13 20 O D. 20; 1

Laurie eats soup and bagels. Her budget line is Qs = 20 - 1.0QR. (Qs is the quantity of soup and Qg is the quantity of bagels.) What is Laurie's real income in terms of soup? What is Laurie's real income in terms of bagels? ... Laurie's real income in terms of soup is bowls of soup and her real income in terms of bagels is bagels. O A. 20; 20 О В. 20; 10 Ос. 13 20 O D. 20; 1

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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