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Points on the same isovalue line represent different quantity combinations of goods that have the same _________
total value
Father isovalue lines from the origin have a (higher/lower) value V
higher
General equation for isovalue line given quantities (QC, QF) and prices (PC, PF)
V = PCQC+PFQF
Slope of isovalue line given quantities (QC, QF) and prices (PC, PF)
- PC/PF
Points on the same indifference curve represent different consumed quantity combinations of goods (DC, DF) of the same __________
Utility (or welfare)
Farther indifference curves from the origin have (higher/lower) utility
Higher
Shape of indifference curves
Downward sloping, convex to origin