If the demand for bubble gum falls when people’s income rises, then bubble gum is A) a normal good. B) an inferior good. C) a substitute good. D) a complementary good. E) a preferred good.

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If the demand for bubble gum falls when people’s income rises, then bubble gum is

A) a normal good.

B) an inferior good.

C) a substitute good.

D) a complementary good.

E) a preferred good.

Advanced Placement (AP)
high-school

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I think that the answer is d

Abacabadabacaba answered Jan 11, 2018

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I think the asnwer is D

Prashant Vhasure answered Jan 17, 2018

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