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Agriculture Economics QUESTION #11885
Question 1
Why can two indifference curves for the same consumer never intersect?
  • Because utility is always positive
  • Because an intersection would imply inconsistent utility rankings for the same bundle✔️
  • Because indifference curves must be convex
  • Because budget constraints are always linear
Correct Answer Explanation
If two indifference curves crossed, the intersection point would have to represent two different utility levels simultaneously, violating consistent preferences.