tickets, he can afford 20 per week. ($10 per week/$0.50 per bus ticket = 20 bus tickets per week.) Then,

however, he will not be able to afford any burgers. Point F shows this alternative choice (20 bus tickets and zero

burgers).

If we connect all the points between A and F, we get Alphonso's budget constraint. This indicates all the

combination of burgers and bus tickets Alphonso can afford, given the price of the two goods and his budget

amount.

If Alphonso is like most people, he will choose some combination that includes both bus tickets and burgers.

That is, he will choose some combination on the budget constraint that is between points A and F. Every point

on (or inside) the constraint shows a combination of burgers and bus tickets that Alphonso can afford. Any

point outside the constraint is not affordable, because it would cost more money than Alphonso has in his

budget.
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