In Indifference Curve Analysis, a Point to the Left of the Consumer's

Multiple Choice

In indifference curve analysis, a point to the left of the consumer's budget line

A) implies that the household is not spending all of its income on the goods in question.
B) implies the household is paying below- market prices for the goods in question.
C) implies the household is paying above- market prices for the goods in question.
D) shows a combination of goods that are beyond the income of the household.
E) indicates consumption spending beyond current income.