The Maximum Combinations of Goods and Services a Consumer Can

question 158

Multiple Choice

The maximum combinations of goods and services a consumer can buy because he or she has a limited amount of money to spend is called the

• A)production possibilities.
• B)marginal propensity to consume.
• C)maximum total utility curve.
• D)indifference curve.
• E)budget constraint.

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Describe the roles and actions of trainers to enhance the transfer of training.

Explain the responsibilities and strategies of trainees for improving training transfer.

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