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Kurt'skurt's muffinmuffin and newspapersnewspapers budget is $4949 a week. the price of a muffinmuffin is $77 and the price of a newspapernewspaper is $77. draw kurt's kurt's budget line and label it. other things remaining the same, if the price of a muffinmuffin risesrises, kurt'skurt's budget line other things remaining the same, if kurt'skurt's budget for muffins muffins and newspapers newspapers decreasesdecreases, hishis budget line a. rotates outwardrotates outward; shifts inwardshifts inward b. does not change; does not change c. rotates outwardrotates outward; shifts outwardshifts outward d. rotates inwardrotates inward; shifts outwardshifts outward e. rotates inwardrotates inward; shifts inward

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