Multiple Choice
Suppose a consumer can choose to consume either apples or oranges. Which of the following is likely to occur if the price of each fruit increases by 15 percent?
A) The consumer will substitute apples for oranges.
B) The income effect of the price change will be positive.
C) The substitution effect of the price change will be zero.
D) The consumer will demand more of both of the goods.
E) The consumer will substitute oranges for apples.
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