If You Consume Less of a Good as Your Income

question 128

Multiple Choice

If you consume less of a good as your income increases:

• A)your demand curve is not downward sloping for that good.
• B)the good must be an inferior good.
• C)the good must not have any close substitutes.
• D)your quantity demanded changed by a movement along the demand function.

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