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17 March, 02:28

Indifference curves that are higher than others necessarily imply that for every given quantity of one good A. more of the other good could possibly be obtained on a higher indifference curve. B. more of that good could possibly be obtained on the same indifference curve. C. more of that good could possibly be obtained on a higher indifference curve. D. more of the other good could possibly be obtained on the same indifference curve. E. A and C F. B and D

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  1. 17 March, 02:50
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    The correct answer is E. A and C

    Explanation:

    A. more of the other good could possibly be obtained on a higher indifference curve.

    C. more of that good could possibly be obtained on a higher indifference curve.
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