Graphing Only a Change in Price for a Good Does

question 113

Multiple Choice

Graphing only a change in price for a good does not distinguish the contribution of the ________ from the ________.

• A) substitution effect; real-income effect
• B) perfect substitute; perfect complement
• C) indifference curve; maximization point
• D) rotation; shift
• E) consumer optimum; marginal rate of substitution

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