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PROPERTIES OF INDIFFERENCE CURVE

An indifference curve may be defined as a schedule which represents all those bundles of goods that give the equal level of satisfaction to the consumer and he is indifferent to all these bundles of goods.

1. An Indifference Curve Slopes Downwards From Left To Right:
An indifference curve slope, always from left to right, which means it is negatively sloped.

This is because of a simple reason that in case the consumer is willing to have more units of one good, he will have to reduce the consumption of another good, if his level of satisfaction remains unchanged. In other words, an indifference curve sloped downwards due to monotonic preferences of the consumer.
1. An Indifference Curve Is Convex To The Origin:
The indifference curve is convex to its origin because of the diminishing Marginal Rate Of Susbstitution. Marginal rate of substitution of good 1 for good 2 is the number of units of good 2 that the consumer is willing to give up for an additional unit of good 1, so as to maintain the same level of satisfaction.
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