The Substitution Effect Is the Concept That Changes in Consumption

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The substitution effect is the concept that changes in consumption of a good result from changes in the relative price of a competing good.

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The third President of the United States (1801-1809) known for authoring the Declaration of Independence and for his contributions to the founding principles of the United States.

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