The Dual Approach to the Consumer's Problem Is to Choose

question 91

Multiple Choice

The dual approach to the consumer's problem is to choose:

• A) the highest indifference curve that just touches the budget line.
• B) the least-cost budget line required to achieve a given level of utility (satisfaction).
• C) the maximum income required to achieve a given level of utility (satisfaction).
• D) all of the above

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