Indifference curves that are higher than others necessarily imply that for every given quantity of one good...
A. more of the other good could possibly be obtained on a higher indifference curve.
B. more of that good could possibly be obtained on the same indifference curve.
C. more of that good could possibly be obtained on a higher indifference curve.
D. more of the other good could possibly be obtained on the same indifference curve.
E. A and C
F. B and D