If Sally is a vegetarian, what would her indifference curve of hamburgers and vegetarian pasta look like? Please explai...
If Sally is a vegetarian, what would her indifference curve of hamburgers and vegetarian pasta look like? Please explain, draw and label the graph.
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The person does not consumer hamburgers at all and only consumes vegetarian pasta.The indifference curve will be vertical showing no conaumpcons of hamburgers.
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