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In case of substitute goods the demand for a good usually move in the ______ direction of the price of its substitutes.

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In case of substitute goods the demand for a good usually move in the ______ direction of the price of its substitutes.

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  • opposite

  • same

  • random

  • none of these

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Solution

In case of substitute goods the demand for a good usually move in the same direction of the price of its substitutes.

Explanation:

Demand for a good varies directly with the price of its substitute. For example, when the price of coffee rises, demand for tea usually rises as consumers switch to tea.

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Chapter 2: Demand and Law of Demand - TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS [Page 26]

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Frank Economics [English] Class 12 ISC
Chapter 2 Demand and Law of Demand
TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS | Q 14. | Page 26
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