Question 10 If look at the indifference curves and budget constraint for two goods, X and Y, we can find a new points on a consumer's demand curve for good X by Group of answer choices shifting the budget constraint so that both intercepts change. pivoting the budget constraint so that the Y-intercept stays put, but the X intercept changes. pivoting the budget constraint so that the X-intercept stays put, but the Y intercept changes. keeping the budget constraint the same, but changing the indifference curve.

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