As a consumer moves rightward along an indifference curve, the
A) consumer remains indifferent among the different combinations of goods.
B) consumer generally prefers the combinations of goods farther rightward along the indifference curve.
C) income required to buy the combinations of the goods always increases.
D) relative price of both goods falls.

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An indifference curve represents combinations of goods that provide the same level of utility to the consumer, so moving along it means the consumer remains indifferent among those combinations.

As a Consumer Moves Rightward Along an Indifference Curve, the