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A consumer's budget constraint for two goods, 'Good A' and 'Good B', is represented by a straight line on a graph. 'Good A' is plotted on the vertical axis and 'Good B' is on the horizontal axis. The line shows that the consumer can afford a maximum of 20 units of Good A (if they buy zero units of Good B) or a maximum of 10 units of Good B (if they buy zero units of Good A).

The table below shows some combinations of the two goods that lie on this budget constraint. Based on the graphical relat

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