A Change in the Price of a Good Has Two

question 106

Multiple Choice

A change in the price of a good has two effects on quantity demanded;these are the

• A) income effect and the utility effect.
• B) substitution effect and the utility effect.
• C) indifference effect and the substitution effect.
• D) income effect and the substitution effect.
• E) indifference effect and the income effect.

---

Definitions:

Ordinary Gain

Ordinary gain refers to the profit that arises from the sale of an asset or property, which is taxable at standard income tax rates.

Receivables

Money owed to a business by its clients or customers for goods or services that have been delivered but not yet paid for.

Artistic Works

Original items or creations, like paintings, music, literature, etc., often protected by copyright law.

Capital Assets

Long-term assets such as property, plant, and equipment that are used or held for investment purposes, the sale of which results in capital gains or losses.