1. Explain the relationship between the goods described below in terms of what their
indifference curve probably looks like.
a. Consumer A gets 10 units of utility (utils) out of buying 2 units of good X and 2 units of good Y, but receives no additional utility when buying additional units of only good X.
b. Consumer B gets 20 utils out of buying 0 units of good W and 4 units of good Z. For every additional unit of W purchased, consumer B's utility will remain at 20 utils if 2 less units of Z are purchased each time.
2. Suppose we have two goods, A and B, where more is better is true for good A, but not good B.
What does the indifference curve generally look like in this case?