Multiple Choice
Suppose the consumer's indifference curves are concave (i.e.,bowed away from the origin) instead of convex.In this situation,
A) along an indifference curve,the marginal value of X is falling as more X and less Y is consumed.
B) all baskets on the budget line give the consumer the same level of satisfaction.
C) the marginal value of X must equal PX/PY at the consumer's optimum.
D) the consumer's optimum is always a corner solution.
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