Economy, asked by abhijitkaur0, 9 days ago

An 'inferior good' is (a) which is a poor quality good (b) which is a low priced good (c) which has positive income effect (d) which is below income status of the consumer.​

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Answered by laxminegisss3
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Answered by presentmoment
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An inferior good is a low-priced good that is slightly low in quality.

Explanation:

  • An inferior good can be defined as a good which is generally low in price.
  • However, the low price does not necessarily mean that the quality of the product is bad.
  • These products are just enough good in quality and can be used for meeting the needs.
  • And inferior good has a negative income effect because people purchase better quality goods when they have more income.
  • Therefore B,  which is a low-priced good is the correct answer.
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