Different Points Along a Downward-Sloping Demand Curve Come from

question 52

Multiple Choice

Different points along a downward-sloping demand curve come from

• A) tangencies between indifference curves and budget lines that represent different prices of the good.
• B) tangencies between indifference curves and budget lines that represent different income levels.
• C) different points along any one budget line when the prices of the goods are held constant.
• D) different points along any one indifference curve when the prices of the goods are held constant.

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