A consumer spends all his income (in equilibrium) to purchase 50 units of x and 20 units of y when the price of x and y are Rs. 2 and Rs.5 per unit per unit respectively

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A consumer spends all his income (in equilibrium) to purchase 50 units
of x and 20 units of y when the price of x and y are Rs. 2 and Rs.5
per unit per unit respectively

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