Suppose m = $300, The price of food is Pf = $3 and the price of...

Suppose m = $300, The price of food is Pf = $3 and the price of “other goods” is Pg =$1.

(a) What is the budget constraint? Draw the budget line on a graph and identify points on each axis. Put food on the x axis (5 points).

(b) Suppose there is a quantity of 30 food stamps issued. Draw the new budget line and show points on each axis. Put food on the x axis (5 points)

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