A Fixed-Quantity Subsidy Differs from Food Stamps in That

Multiple Choice

A fixed-quantity subsidy differs from food stamps in that:

A) the fixed-quantity provides a minimum quantity that can be supplemented by additional consumer purchases while additional quantities cannot be purchased with food stamps.
B) the fixed-quantity subsidy increases consumer welfare more than food stamps.
C) the fixed-quantity subsidy cannot be supplemented by additional purchases while the consumer can purchase additional quantities with food stamps.
D) the fixed-quantity subsidy cannot move consumers to a higher indifference curve unlike food stamps.