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Suppose Dave Always Uses Two Lemon Wedges with His Glass

Question 519

Question 519

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Suppose Dave always uses two lemon wedges with his glass of iced tea. Dave's indifference curves for lemon wedges and iced tea are


A) bowed inward.
B) bowed outward.
C) straight lines.
D) L shaped.

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