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    A Slightly Bowed Inward Set of Indifference Curves Represents the Two
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A Slightly Bowed Inward Set of Indifference Curves Represents the Two

Question 44

Question 44

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A slightly bowed inward set of indifference curves represents the two goods as which of the following types


A) perfect substitutes
B) perfect complements
C) very close substitutes
D) very close complements

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