If Two Consumption Points Are on Different Indifference Curves,then One

question 66

Multiple Choice

If two consumption points are on different indifference curves,then one point is

• A)a substitute for the other.
• B)preferred to the other.
• C)a complement of the other.
• D)a normal good and the other point is an inferior good.
• E)more expensive than the other.

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