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1) A. Normal good
For normal goods, increase in price leads to decrease in quantity demanded.
Substitution effect of increase in prices will always be negative, whether it is normal or Giffen good.
Income effect will be negative for normal goods, that is increase in price leads to decrease in quantity demanded.
George also reduces the quantity demanded due to income effect which implies that the good is a normal good.
2. C. Giffen good
Income effect is positive for Giffen goods, that is increase in price leads to increase in quantity demanded.
Melissa increases the quantity demanded due to income effect, which means it is a Giffen good to Melissa.
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Please answer ALL parts of this
one question. No need to show work as long as the
answer is CORRECT. Thank you.
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explain thank you !
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