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Which of the following will cause an increase in demand for a good?

  1. A
    an increase in income if the good is an inferior goods
  2. B
    a decrease in the price of the goods
  3. C
    a decrease in income if the good is a normal goods
  4. D
    an increase in the price of its substitute goods

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An increase in the price of a substitute good makes the substitute relatively more expensive, causing consumers to switch to the original good, thereby increasing the demand for the original good. Note that a decrease in the price of the good itself causes an increase in quantity demanded (movement along the curve), not an increase in demand (shift of the curve).

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Which of the following will cause an increase in demand for a good?
A
an increase in income if the good is an inferior goods
B
a decrease in the price of the goods
C
a decrease in income if the good is a normal goods
D
an increase in the price of its substitute goods

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