A circular indifference curve is:

a. A circle around the status quo, such that the ideal point of the player is on the circumference
b. A circle around the ideal point, such that the status quo is on the circumference
c. A circle around the set of policies that the players can agree on
d. A circle around the set of policies to which the player is indifferent


Ans: b

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