fer to Figure 21-12. Suppose that a consumer is originally at point R. Then the price of good X decreases. Which of the following represents the substitution effect of the price decrease? a. The movement from point T to point R b. The movement from point T to point 5 c. The movement from point R to point S d. The movement from point R to point T

fer to Figure 21-12. Suppose that a consumer is originally at point R. Then the price of good X decreases. Which of the following represents the substitution effect of the price decrease? a. The movement from point T to point R b. The movement from point T to point 5 c. The movement from point R to point S d. The movement from point R to point T

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Chapter21: The Theory Of Consumer Choice

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