Multiple Choice
A downward-sloping demand curve can be derived for a normal product by increasing its price in the consumer-behavior model and noting
A) the increase in the utility-maximizing quantity of that product demanded.
B) the decrease in the utility-maximizing quantity of that product demanded.
C) a substitution effect that encourages more consumption of that product.
D) an income effect that encourages more consumption of that product.
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