The Real-Income Effect Is Typically Small Because

question 82

Multiple Choice

The real-income effect is typically small because

• A) the change in price of one particular item has little effect on total purchasing power.
• B) income has no relation to consumption.
• C) price changes tend to balance out over time.
• D) real-incomes are always rising.

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