Multiple Choice
Figure 21-7
The following graph shows three possible indifference curves (I) for a consumer.
-Refer to Figure 21-7. When comparing bundle A to bundle C, the consumer
A) prefers bundle A because it contains more scones.
B) is indifferent between the two bundles.
C) prefers bundle C because it contains more pudding.
D) In order to compare bundle A to bundle C, we must know the prices of scones and pudding.
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