As a Consumer Moves Rightward Along an Indifference Curve, the

question 39

Multiple Choice

As a consumer moves rightward along an indifference curve, the

• A) consumer remains indifferent among the different combinations of goods.
• B) consumer generally prefers the combinations of goods farther rightward along the indifference curve.
• C) income required to buy the combinations of the goods always increases.
• D) relative price of both goods falls.

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