An Indifference Curve Provides the Set of Consumption Alternatives That

question 345

Multiple Choice

An indifference curve provides the set of consumption alternatives that

• A) yield the same total amount of satisfaction.
• B) maximize the utility of the consumer.
• C) can be purchased for the same amount of money.
• D) yield the same marginal utility for the last unit consumed of each good.

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