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If X&Y are substitute goods, a rise in the price of Goods X, will result in rightward shift in

the demand curve of good?Is it true give reason​

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Answered by sunilchandrasekharam
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X and Y are substitute goods. A rise in the price of X results in a rightward shift of the demand curve of Y because X and Y can be substituted for each other. Increase in the price of X will increase the demand for X-consumers will shift from the consumption of X to the consumption of Y and thus there wil be a rightward shift of the demand curve of Y.

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