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when the price of a good rises, consumers will stop buying the more expensive goods and switch to substitutes. this behavior is explained by a. income effect. b. substitution effect. c. purchasing power
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when the price of a good rises, consumers will stop buying the more expensive goods and switch to substitutes. this behavior is explained by a. income effect. b. substitution effect. c. purchasing power effect. d. the demand effect.
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Purchasing power effect
NOTE THIS!!
ANY EFFECT OTHER THAN PURCHASING EFFECT ARE AFFECTED BY NON PRICE FACTORS.
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