An indifference curve will become ________ the origin the more that the consumer considers the two goods as substitutes.
A) less bowed-in towards
B) more bowed-in towards
C) less bowed-out from
D) more bowed-out from

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As the consumer considers the two goods as substitutes, the indifference curve becomes less bowed-in towards the origin, approaching a straight line, indicating a constant rate of substitution between the two goods.

An Indifference Curve Will Become ________ the Origin the More