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- Supply and Demandeconomics-mcqs › supply-and-demand
- Published
- 29 May 2019
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
When income rises, consumers typically buy less of an inferior good, causing the demand curve for that good to shift inward (to the left). This is because inferior goods are items people buy less of as their purchasing power increases.
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- 5.What are firms generally assumed to do with their costs and profits?
- 6.What term describes the added satisfaction gained from consuming an additional unit of a product?
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- 8.What is the expected effect on your demand for goods if both your income and the prices of those goods double?
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