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renzo156

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Refer to the figure above. Which indifference curve depicts the highest level of utility?
 
  A) IC1
  B) IC2
  C) IC3
  D) IC4

Question 2

Suppose the government establishes a price support for soybeans. The new government program will tend to
 
  A) decrease the output of soybeans.
  B) increase the quantity demanded of soybeans.
  C) decrease the demand for soybeans.
  D) increase a farmer's opportunity cost of producing other commodities (such as corn), which could be grown on the same land used to grow soybeans.
  E) do none of the above.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

D



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