A specific good may be an inferior good for some ranges of income and a normal good for other ranges of income. For a really poor person or population (think undeveloped country), an increase in income may lead to greater consumption of noodles or rice. Now, if incomes rise a bit (think college student or developing country), more meat or seafood may become part of their diet. Over this range of incomes, [which good is normal and which is inferior?].
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noodles can be an inferior good and ground meat a normal good
A specific good may be an inferior good for some ranges of income and a normal good for other ranges of income. For a really poor person or population (think undeveloped country), an increase in income may lead to greater consumption of noodles or rice. Now, if incomes rise a bit (think college student or developing country), more meat or seafood may become part of their diet. Over this range of incomes, [which good is normal and which is inferior?].
A specific good may be an inferior good for some ranges of income and a normal good for other ranges of income. For a really poor person or population (think undeveloped country), an increase in income may lead to greater consumption of noodles or rice. Now, if incomes rise a bit (think college student or developing country), more meat or seafood may become part of their diet. Over this range of incomes, [which good is normal and which is inferior?].
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noodles can be an inferior good and ground meat a normal good
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