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The Demand for Goods Sold in Discount Stores Increases When

Question 143

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The demand for goods sold in discount stores increases when consumer incomes fall in a recession. We can conclude that goods sold in discount stores

A) are normal goods.
B) are luxury goods.
C) are inferior goods.
D) are complements of goods sold in department stores.
E) have no substitutes.

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