(M4E4) [Microeconomics] Finding Income and Substitution Effects: Slutsky Decomposition Method

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Thank you so much, I’m struggling with why ev=cv when there is no income effect and why at this time walrasian demand equal Hicks Ian demand. And your video( this and another) gave me clear explanation!

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Hi! Thank you for this video, it was very useful and well-made. I still have one question on my mind: in the graph you drew there are three different indifference curves and every point belongs to a different one. I've seen other videos/books and sometimes the two points (that we can call A and B, the close ones) lie on the same indifference curve. When does that happen? Why sometimes we draw 2 indifference curves and other times we draw 3 of them? I'm struggling a lot. Thank you in advance, have a nice day 😀

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Why are you using x_m as the intermediate variable? Wouldn't x_h make more sense as you are moving along the Hicksian demand curve?

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