Indifference curves can:
A)cross, but only if one good is a Giffen good
B)cross, but only if one good is an inferior good
C)cross, but only if both goods are inferior goods
D)can never cross

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Indifference curves cannot cross because they represent different levels of satisfaction or utility for the same consumer. Crossing indifference curves would mean that the consumer is equally satisfied at two different points, which is not possible.

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