Multiple Choice
One important difference between indifference curves and isoquants is that:
A) indifference curves are convex while isoquants are concave to the origin.
B) indifference curves can never intersect while isoquants can intersect.
C) output shown on isoquants is measurable while well-being shown on indifference curves is not.
D) indifference curves are likely to be positively sloped while isoquants are mostly negatively sloped.
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