Suppose there are only two goods,A and B,and that consumer income is constant.If the price of good A falls and the consumption of good B rises,we can conclude that

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If the consumption of good B rises as the price of good A falls, it implies that good B is a normal good. Since consumer income is constant and good B is a normal good, it cannot be an inferior good. We cannot conclude whether good A is a normal or inferior good from this information. Therefore, the answer is D) B is a normal good.

Suppose There Are Only Two Goods,A and B,and That Consumer