The Substitution Effect Is the

question 26

Multiple Choice

The substitution effect is the

• A) change in demand that results from an attempt to substitute a good whose price has decreased for another good whose price remained constant after having nullified the implicit change in income
• B) good for which demand decreases as the income of the consumer increases and the relative prices remain constant
• C) impact of an income-induced change in demand caused by a change in price

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