Multiple Choice
As a consumer moves away from the origin onto higher indifference curves,what happens?
A) Nothing
B) The consumer reaches more preferred combinations of goods.
C) The consumer reaches less preferred combinations of goods.
D) The consumer reaches more affordable combinations of goods.
E) None of the above because it is impossible to move from one indifference curve to another.
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