Multiple Choice
The income effect is the
A) change in demand that results from an attempt to substitute a good whose price has decreased for another good whose price remained constant after having nullified the implicit change in income
B) good for which demand decreases as the income of the consumer increases and the relative prices remain constant
C) impact of an income-induced change in demand caused by a change in price
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