Multiple Choice
(Figure: Tomatoes and Carrots III) This figure violates the assumption:
A) of convex indifference curves.
B) of transitivity.
C) of rankability.
D) that the more you have of a good, the less you are willing to give up to get even more of it.
Correct Answer:

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