Economy, asked by gavinxd18, 10 months ago

8. People will buy more of a good when its price falls and less when its price rises
due to the ____________________ effect.
B A. Substitution C. Demand
B. Income D. Schedule

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Answered by mostuselessboy

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Due to the income schedule and demand

Answered by diyb

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Answer:

C(DEMAND)

Explanation:

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