Indifference curves have all of these properties EXCEPT they
A) are convex to the origin.
B) have negative slopes.
C) are concave to the origin.
D) do not intersect.

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Indifference curves are typically convex to the origin because they represent combinations of goods between which a consumer is indifferent, and this shape reflects diminishing marginal rates of substitution. They do not exhibit concavity towards the origin in standard microeconomic models.

Indifference Curves Have All of These Properties EXCEPT They