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    To Maximize Satisfaction,the Consumer Must Reach the Lowest Indifference Curve
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To Maximize Satisfaction,the Consumer Must Reach the Lowest Indifference Curve

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To maximize satisfaction,the consumer must reach the lowest indifference curve that can be reached with a given level of income.

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