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A Line That Represents Combinations of Two Goods That a Consumer

Question 271

Question 271

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A line that represents combinations of two goods that a consumer can purchase with a fixed income and given price for each good is called the:


A) indifference curve.
B) demand curve.
C) budget line.
D) money line.

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