INDIFFERENCE CURVE
Indifference Curve The points can be covered under this topic are given below: Definition Assumption of Indifference Curve Properties of Indifference Curve Definition The indifference curve is the curve which shows all the combination of two goods from which the consumer receive equal level of satisfaction. At a different combination on the same curve, the consumer has no preference for one combination of bundle of goods. In other words, an indifference curve is the locus of various points that shows different combination of two goods that provide the same utility to consumer. The economists are used the principle of indifference curve in the study of welfare economics. Assumption of Indifference Curve 1. The consumer always acts rationally to get maximum satisfaction. 2. IC shows only the combination of two goods. 3. The consumer have a complete information about the market prices. 4. The prices are always remains constant. Properties o...