To state: The option that is true for the indifference curve for ordinary goods.
Answer to Problem 2MCQ
The correct option is e, i.e. I, II, and III.
Explanation of Solution
An indifference curve is defined as a chart depicting various combinations of two commodities or goods that leave the consumer equally satisfied or equally well off.
The four features of indifference curves are as follows:
(1) IC curves can never intersect,
(2) The farther an indifference curve lies, the higher the utility it shows,
(3) They always slope downwards, and
(4) They are convex.
So, the correct option is e, i.e. I, II, and III. That is I. they cannot intersect, II. They have a negative slope, III. They are convex. So, considering the features of the IC curve all the options are true.
Introduction:
An indifference curve is defined as a chart depicting various combinations of two commodities or goods that leave the consumer equally satisfied or equally well off.
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