he amount of money Shelly has increased by $40. After she received the extra money, Shelley buys more colored pencils and fewer crayons. Mark all the correct statements. Responses Colored pencils are complements Colored pencils are a normal good Crayons are a normal good Crayons are substitutes Crayons are complements Colored pencils are substitutes Crayons are an inferior good Colored pencils are an inferior good

he amount of money Shelly has increased by $40. After she received the extra money, Shelley buys more colored pencils and fewer crayons. Mark all the correct statements. Responses Colored pencils are complements Colored pencils are a normal good Crayons are a normal good Crayons are substitutes Crayons are complements Colored pencils are substitutes Crayons are an inferior good Colored pencils are an inferior good

Economics For Today

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337613040

Author:Tucker

Publisher:Tucker

Chapter6: Consumer Choice Theory

Section: Chapter Questions

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