Multiple Choice
If goods X and Y are perfect complements,then if the price of good Y falls,changes in the amount of goods X and Y purchased are due
A) strictly to the substitution effect.
B) strictly to the income effect.
C) to both the income and substitution effects
D) strictly to the complement effect.
Correct Answer:
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