Using the Indifference Curve Model, a Demand for X Curve

question 10

Multiple Choice

Using the indifference curve model, a demand for X curve is derived by allowing:

• A) the price of Y to change and holding the price of X and income constant.
• B) income to change and holding the price of X and the price of Y constant.
• C) the price of X to change and holding the price of Y and income constant.
• D) the price of X and the price of Y to change and holding income constant.

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