An Indifference Curve Shows

question 31

Multiple Choice

An indifference curve shows

• A) different combinations of income and prices at which an individual can afford equal quantities of two goods
• B) different combination of goods that all cost the same
• C) different quantities of current and future consumption that are consistent with the intertemporal budget constraint
• D) different combinations of goods that yield the same level of satisfaction
• E) different levels of satisfaction that can be obtained from a given budget constraint

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