Asked by raja
                Managers are very interested in how a consumer makes a choice among alternatives. In this exercise, we ask you to consider the amount of money you spend purchasing gasoline to operate your automobile for a month and any alternatives available to you assuming your net income available to make those purchases. Also assume gasoline prices for your auto rose 100% during one difficult summer as our time period for the purpose of discussion. Explain, then, the following effects in terms of the income effect, or the substitution effect, or both effects:
* You drove less and purchased less gasoline.
* You ate out less often.
* You spent less to maintain your automobile.
* You took public transportation more often.
* You bought a bicycle.
* You did not take a vacation away from home.
* You bought fewer clothes and made due with more around the home.
            
            
        * You drove less and purchased less gasoline.
* You ate out less often.
* You spent less to maintain your automobile.
* You took public transportation more often.
* You bought a bicycle.
* You did not take a vacation away from home.
* You bought fewer clothes and made due with more around the home.
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                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    How would you like us to help you with this assignment?
    
                    Answered by
            raja
            
    i don't really know what i need to do. i need help generating ideas.
    
                    Answered by
            Ms. Sue
            
    This is what you are supposed to do:
<b> consider the amount of money <u>you</u> spend purchasing gasoline to operate <u>your</u> automobile for a month
and any alternatives available to <u>you</u> assuming <u>your</u> net income available to make those purchases.</b>
    
<b> consider the amount of money <u>you</u> spend purchasing gasoline to operate <u>your</u> automobile for a month
and any alternatives available to <u>you</u> assuming <u>your</u> net income available to make those purchases.</b>
                    Answered by
            raja
            
    not really helpful mrs sue
    
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