Multiple Choice
If there are only two goods, if more of good 1 is always preferred to less, and if less of good 2 is always preferred to more, then indifference curves
A) slope downward.
B) slope upward.
C) may cross.
D) could take the form of ellipses.
E) None of the above.
Correct Answer:
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