A social indifference curve shows:
a) all allocations that yield the same total utility to individuals in the society.
b) social attitudes toward equity.
c) social attitudes toward efficiency.
d) social utility possibilities as a function of resources.

option B

Explanation:

Options."a", "c" and 'd' are not correct. The correct option is that of option 'b'.

A social indifference curve shows the second option, that is the option 'B' which is 'social attitudes toward equity'. Social indifference is a term used mostly in microeconomics and it is all about the attitudes to goods and services consumed by consumers changes in different ways.

The social indifference curve is a plot of graph used in an aspect of economics called welfare economics. The curve shows the goods and services that gives consumers the same or equal satisfaction.

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