An indifference curve typically:

A) slopes downward.
B) shows combinations of two goods that yield equal money income.
C) slopes upward.
D) is concave.

Indifference Curve

An illustration representing a consumer's preference equilibrium between two products, indicating no preference difference.

Slopes Downward

Describes a line or curve on a graph that decreases in value as it moves from left to right, often used in the context of supply and demand curves.

Concave

Describes a shape or curve that is curved inward, resembling the inner surface of a sphere or circle.