Multiple Choice
The substitution effect of a price change is depicted by
A) a movement along the budget constraint holding satisfaction constant.
B) a shift in the budget constraint at the old prices.
C) a movement along the consumer's new indifference curve at the new prices.
D) a movement along the original indifference curve to the point where the marginal rate of substitution equals the price ratio for the new set of prices.
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