Points along an indifference curve represent bundles of goods that: decline in marginal utility. deliver equal utility. consumers don't like very much. cost the same amount to buy. cannot be compared.
Points along an indifference curve represent bundles of goods that: decline in marginal utility. deliver equal utility. consumers don't like very much. cost the same amount to buy. cannot be compared.
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Transcribed Image Text:Points along an indifference curve represent bundles
of goods that:
decline in marginal utility.
deliver equal utility.
consumers don't like very much.
cost the same amount to buy.
cannot be compared.
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