During my engineering
First year of engineering:
In my first year, college fee was 35,000/- and pocket money
given my father was 8000/- per month.(E1)
Second year of engineering:
Every year there is an increase of 10,000/- in college fee.
So second year fee was 45,000/-. As there is an increase in college fee, my
pocket money was reduced to Rs.6000-6500/-. Because my father’s income was
constant.(E2)
Third year of engineering:
As I already mentioned, fee increases every year so in 3rd
year college fee was 55,000/-, but my pocket money was still 6500/- (same as
compared to 2nd year). Because my father’s income increased.(E3)
Fourth year of engineering:
Fee was increased to 65,000/- and even my pocket money was
increased to 8500/- because my father’s income was increased again.(E4)
Here, clearly we can see how the income effects the
substitution of college fee with pocket money.
If college fee is increased, then pocket money will be reduced and visa-versa, but if we don't want to compromise on consumption then the income factor (father's income) effects here.
If college fee is increased, then pocket money will be reduced and visa-versa, but if we don't want to compromise on consumption then the income factor (father's income) effects here.
P1-pocket money in 1st year F1-fee in 1st year I1,2,3-indifference curves
P2-pocket money in 2nd year F2-fee in 2nd year BC-budget curve
P3-pocket money in 3rd year F3-fee in 3rd year
P4-pocket money in 4th year F4-fee in 4th year
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