Figure: Income and Substitution Effects
(Figure: Income and Substitution Effects) Look at the figure Income and Substitution Effects.Carlos is originally consuming his optimal consumption bundle at point A in the figure when the price of gasoline falls.The movement from K2 to K3 reflects:
A) the total change in quantity demanded due to the decrease in the price of gasoline.
B) the income effect of the price decrease of gasoline.
C) the substitution effect of the price decrease of gasoline.
D) the income effect of the price decrease of gasoline and the substitution effect of the price decrease of gasoline.
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