Figure 21-15 on the Graph, Q_x Represents the Quantity of Good

question 358

Multiple Choice

Figure 21-15 On the graph, Q_x represents the quantity of good x and Q_y represents the quantity of good y. The lines drawn on the graph represent three of Barbara's indifference curves.
-Refer to Figure 21-15. For Barbara, goods x and y are

• A)imperfect complements.
• B)imperfect substitutes.
• C)perfect substitutes.
• D)perfect complements.

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