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In indifference curve analysis, any consumption point that is on the budget line

In indifference curve analysis, any consumption point that is on the budget line

▸ implies the household is paying above-market prices for the goods in question.

▸ indicates consumption spending beyond current income.

▸ implies the household is paying below-market prices for the goods in question.

▸ implies that the household is not spending all of its income on the goods in question.

▸ implies that the household is spending all of its income on the goods in question.

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