What is the term for a graph that represents all possible combinations of two goods a consumer can buy given their income and the prices of the goods?

Explanation

The graph depicting all the affordable combinations of two products based on a consumer's income and the prices of those products is called the budget line. It reflects the consumer's purchasing power within their budget constraints. An indifference curve represents combinations yielding the same satisfaction, the Lorenz curve shows income distribution, and Say’s law relates to supply and demand concepts.