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The farther the Indifference Curve is from the origin, then ______.

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The farther the Indifference Curve is from the origin, then ______.

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  • Higher is the satisfaction level

  • Lower is the satisfaction level

  • Same satisfaction level will be obtained

  • Nothing can be said about satisfaction

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Solution

The farther the Indifference Curve is from the origin, then higher is the satisfaction level.

Explanation:

With monotonic preferences, a curve farther from the origin represents a larger bundle and higher satisfaction. Each individual curve represents a distinct satisfaction level.

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Chapter 2: Consumer's Equilibrium - OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS [Page 2.49]

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Sandeep Garg Introductory Microeconomics [English] Class 11
Chapter 2 Consumer's Equilibrium
OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS | Q 42. | Page 2.49
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