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Local non-satiation says more of either good
Alowers total utility
Bleaves utility unchanged
Craises total utility
Dmakes goods free
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. raises total utility
Under non-satiation, an increase in either good increases total utility, which makes curves slope downward.
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