Posted by gradstudent on Friday, October 17, 2008 at 4:15pm.
I think false. Draw the indifferece curves for each person. For the perfect complements case, the guy must have both goods in equal quantities. Assuming a 1-for-1 complement, he will consume along a 45-degree line, and each indifference curve looks like a corner of a box, the point of the corner lying on the 45 degree line. (If its say, a 2-for-1 compliment, the guy will consume along a 30-degree line)
The perfect substitute guy has indifference curves that are straight. So, There will be an interior tangent.
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