Charlie's Indifference Curves Have the Equation X_B = Constant/x_A, Where

question 14

Multiple Choice

Charlie's indifference curves have the equation x_B = constant/x_A, where larger constants denote better indifference curves.Charlie strictly prefers the bundle (6, 16) to

• A)the bundle (16, 6).
• B)the bundle (7, 15).
• C)the bundle (10, 11).
• D)more than one of these bundles.
• E)none of these bundles.

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