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A Curve That Shows the Combination of Goods That a Consumer

Question 46

Question 46

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A curve that shows the combination of goods that a consumer is able to purchase by spending all of her income is called a(n)


A) income-consumption curve
B) income-allocation curve
C) budget line
D) indifference curve
E) budget-indifference curve

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