Consumer Choice theory Part 5: Indifference Curves

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Hello sir, what would be the effect on the curve if one spent all of his incomes on one good and forego the other

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The curve will be perfect meaning it will be a straight line sloping negativelythis shows the good are complete substitutes but it is unrealistic for the consumer to be satisfied by one good

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