What is an indifference map?
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An indifference map is a combination ofindifference curves, which allows understanding how changes in the quantity or the type of goods may change consumption patterns.
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An indifference map is a combination of indifference curves, which allows understanding how changes in the quantity or the type of goods may change consumption patterns.
- Indifference curves slop downward to the right. ...
- Every indifference curve to the right represents a higher level of satisfaction. ...
- Indifference curves cannot intersect each other. ...
- Indifference curve will not touch the axis
- Indifference curves are convex to the origin.
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