The Set of Indifference Curves That Show That a Consumer

question 32

Multiple Choice

The set of indifference curves that show that a consumer remains equally well off by substituting one good for another at a constant rate must be _____.

• A)negatively sloped
• B)parallel lines
• C)positively sloped
• D)concave

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