When the price of a normal good falls, the substitution effect leads to _ in the quantity purchased and the income effect leads to in the quantity purchased.

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For a normal good, when the price falls, the substitution effect causes consumers to buy more of the good because it is relatively cheaper compared to other goods. The income effect also leads to an increase in quantity purchased because the consumer feels effectively richer, allowing them to buy more of the good.

When the Price of a Normal Good Falls, the Substitution