(Consider This) A topographical map shows successively higher equal-elevation lines, whereas an indifference map shows successively higher levels of total
A) utility.
B) revenue.
C) profit.
D) cost.

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Indifference maps show levels of utility, which represents the satisfaction or enjoyment a consumer receives from consuming a good or service. It is similar to a topographical map in that it shows levels of "height" or "value" but in this case it is related to utility rather than actual physical elevation. Revenue, profit, and cost are not relevant to an indifference map.

(Consider This) a Topographical Map Shows Successively Higher Equal-Elevation Lines