The Substitution Effect Associated with a Change in Price Describes

question 50

Multiple Choice

The substitution effect associated with a change in price describes

• A) the change in the level of consumption as a result of the consumer's change in utility, holding price constant.
• B) the change in the level of consumption, holding utility constant.
• C) the change in relative purchasing power.
• D) both a) and c) are correct.

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