When Workers Indifference Curves Are Drawn for Wage Rates Versus

Multiple Choice

When workers indifference curves are drawn for wage rates versus injury risk,

A) the indifference curves slope downwards because a higher wage is required to accept a higher risk of injury.
B) the indifference curves slope upwards because a higher wage is required to accept a higher risk of injury.
C) utility increases as a worker moves to the right along an indifference curve.
D) utility decreases as a worker moves to the right along an indifference curve.