Figure: Harold's Indifference Curves The figure shows three of Harold's indifference curves for bread and cheese.
(Figure: Harold's Indifference Curves) Look at the figure Harold's Indifference Curves.Given that the price of bread is $1 per loaf and the price of cheese is $2, as Harold's income increases from
$10 to $14, we can determine that:
A) both bread and cheese are inferior goods.
B) bread is a normal good and cheese is an inferior good.
C) bread is an inferior good and cheese is a normal good.
D) both bread and cheese are normal goods.
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