If an increase in a person's income causes that person to buy more apples,then apples are
A) neutral with respect to price
B) complements
C) inferior goods
D) normal goods
E) substitute goods

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If an increase in income causes a person to buy more of a certain good, then that good is considered a normal good. The fact that the person is buying more apples when their income increases suggests that apples are a normal good for that person.

If an Increase in a Person's Income Causes That Person