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Question 166

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Figure 21-11 Figure 21-11   -Refer to Figure 21-11. The graph illustrates A) a typical budget constraint. B) a typical indifference curve. C) an indifference curve where goods X and Y are perfect complements. D) an indifference curve where goods X and Y are perfect substitutes.
-Refer to Figure 21-11. The graph illustrates


A) a typical budget constraint.
B) a typical indifference curve.
C) an indifference curve where goods X and Y are perfect complements.
D) an indifference curve where goods X and Y are perfect substitutes.

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