Given a Consumer's Indifference Map, the Demand Curve for a Good

question 525

Multiple Choice

Given a consumer's indifference map, the demand curve for a good can

• A)be derived by moving a consumer's budget constraint as her income falls.
• B)be derived by moving a consumer's budget constraint as her income rises.
• C)be derived by moving a consumer's budget constraint as the market price of one good changes.
• D)not be derived from consumer theory.

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