- Consumer's equilibrium
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- Your question
The question that you have asked looks like the kind of question that somebody doing a specific course would get asked to complete. You may have a very valid reason for posting on this site, and if you do your tutor will probably be happy to hear it and to make allowances for you to have more time, more tuition, or whatever it is that is preventing you from attempting it yourself.
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If somebody else does answer this for you, the results could not be what you expect them to be. For a start, how can you be certain that the knowledge that you would learn from studying this yourself will not be necessary to you in the future?
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If you are really struggling to answer this there are many sources of help that you can turn to that will help you to get to grips with it rather than just handing something in that you have no idea about.
Your tutor is the most obvious source; the Internet another; and of course there is always your peer group. Very often, working through an academic problem with someone else doing the same subject is a very useful way of learning; and because it is more pleasurable there is less chance that you will forget what you have learned.
