Suppose that indifference curve I1 lies to the right of indifference curve I2. We can conclude that
A) some, but not all, points on indifference curve I1 will correspond to higher utility than points along indifference curve I2.
B) some, but not all, points on indifference curve I1 will correspond to lower utility than points along indifference curve I2.
C) all points along indifference curve I1 will correspond to higher utility than points along indifference curve I2.
D) all points along indifference curve I1 will correspond to lower utility than points along indifference curve I2.

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In the context of indifference curves, a curve that lies to the right represents a combination of goods or services that provide a higher level of utility to the consumer compared to a curve that lies to the left. Therefore, all points on indifference curve I1, which is to the right of I2, correspond to higher utility than any point on I2.

Suppose That Indifference Curve I1 Lies to the Right of Indifference