Between 2017 and 2019, Japanese incomes rose. Over the same time, the quantity of Japanese cars sold in Japan also rose. Which of the following is true? O Demand increased - Japanese cars are inferior goods in Japan. Supply increased - Japanese cars are inferior goods in Japan. O Supply increased - Japanese cars are normal goods in Japan. Demand increased - Japanese cars are normal goods in Japan.

Between 2017 and 2019, Japanese incomes rose. Over the same time, the quantity of Japanese cars sold in Japan also rose. Which of the following is true? O Demand increased - Japanese cars are inferior goods in Japan. Supply increased - Japanese cars are inferior goods in Japan. O Supply increased - Japanese cars are normal goods in Japan. Demand increased - Japanese cars are normal goods in Japan.

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