Every Indifference Curve Shows Combinations of First-Period and Second-Period Consumption

question 76

Multiple Choice

Every indifference curve shows combinations of first-period and second-period consumption that:

• A) are tangent to the intertemporal budget constraint.
• B) have equal income and substitution effects.
• C) are available to the consumer.
• D) make the consumer equally happy.

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