If point A on an indifference curve lies higher (measured vertically) than point B on the same curve, Point A automatically represents higher total utility than point B.

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On an indifference curve, all points represent combinations of goods that provide the same level of utility to the consumer, so no point on the same curve represents a higher total utility than any other point on that curve.

If Point a on an Indifference Curve Lies Higher (Measured