Scenario 5: Suppose that a household is offered Plan 1 and it Is observed that they consume 15:! units of food under that plan. i. Reproduce your diagram from part {c} and show this choice on it. ii. How much is the household spending on food and how much are they spending on other goods at their optimal bundle under Plan 2? iii. If this household were offered Plan 1 instead of Plan 2, would they be better off and 1would they consume more or less food? Support your answer by doing further diagrammatic work and explanations. [2+3+3+1+1D = 19 marks] Question 1 A typical tow-income family has 55m] monthly income. They allocate their income between food and other goods. Assume that the price of one unit of other goods is $1 and the price of one unit of food is $5. Each household has usual shaped strictly convex preferences between food and other goods. The government is planning to provide food support to households with lowincome. You have been asked to analyze the following two alternative plans designed for this purpose. Plan 1. Each family will receive a voucher that can he used to purchase 1nd units of food for free. The voucher can only be used to purchase food. Plan 2. The government will provide a subsidy to low-income families, so that they would only pay $2 per unit of food. a] Draw the budget constraint for a typical household before the introduction of any government support plan while keeping food on the horizontal axis. b1 Reproduce your diagram from {a} and show how a househ old's budget constraint changes under Plan 1. Briey explain your work. :1 Reproduce your diagram from {a} and show how a househ old's budget constraint changes uncl er Plan 2. Briey explain your work