As we move down a particular indifference curve,if the "marginal rate of substitution" between the two goods does not change we can conclude that the two goods are:
A)perfect substitutes.
B)perfect complements.
C)totally unrelated.
D)both inferior goods.

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When the marginal rate of substitution (MRS) between two goods does not change as we move along an indifference curve, it indicates that the consumer is willing to substitute one good for another at a constant rate, which is characteristic of perfect substitutes.

As We Move Down a Particular Indifference Curve,if the "Marginal