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QUESTION ONE Suppose Genesis chooses between spending his money on soccer matches at Ndola stadium and on watching movies. With the aid of a diagram, explain the substitution, income and total effects
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QUESTION ONE Suppose Genesis chooses between spending his money on soccer matches at Ndola stadium and on watching movies. With the aid of a diagram, explain the substitution, income and total effects when the price of movies falls. (Assume that movie ticket is an inferior good for Genesis) [10 marks]​

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