For a normal good,the income and substitution effects work in the ______ direction.Therefore,a change in price produces a ______ change in uncompensated demand than in compensated demand.

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For a normal good, both the income and substitution effects work in the same direction to increase (or decrease) the quantity demanded as price decreases (or increases). Therefore, a change in price produces a larger change in uncompensated demand (which includes both income and substitution effects) than in compensated demand (which isolates the substitution effect by holding utility constant).

For a Normal Good,the Income and Substitution Effects Work in the ______