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There Are Two Goods, X and Y, and the Absolute

Question 80

Question 80

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There are two goods, X and Y, and the absolute price of good Y falls. It follows that


A) a person can now buy less of good Y.
B) a person cannot buy more of good Y.
C) the slope of the budget constraint changes.
D) the indifference curve between goods X and Y changes.

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