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Question
Explain the meaning of Budget set
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Solution
A budget set refers to attainable bundles of a set of two goods, given the prices of goods
and the income of the consumer.
An equation of the budget set is P1X1 + P2X2 < M.
where
X1 = Quantity of Good-1
X2 = Quantity of Good-2
P1 = Price of Good-1
P2 = Price of Good-2
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