The Cattle Drives in the 1860s-1870s Would Not Have Been

question 69

Multiple Choice

The cattle drives in the 1860s-1870s would not have been possible without __________.

• A) steamship transport from the Texas coast to New York City
• B) rail lines to eastern markets
• C) new laws establishing American ownership of range cattle
• D) the Homestead Act

Analyze the effects of income and price changes on consumer choices and the budget line.

Recognize the utility-maximizing choices of consumers within budget constraints.

Grasp the concept of substitution and income effects in consumer choice theory.

Identify and apply the understanding of indifference curves and their relation to consumer satisfaction.

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