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a. choosing a consumption bundle that lies above the budget line

b. choosing a consumption bundle that lies below the budget line.
c. choosing the consumption bundle where his highest indifference curve is tangent to the budget line.
d. choosing the consumption bundle where his lowest indifference curve first intersects the budget line.


c

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