Maria graduates from college and her income increases by $45,000. Nothing else changes. Maria decreases the quantity of donuts and pretzels that she buys and increases the quantity of ski trips that she buys. How would Maria describe these goods? For Maria, O A. donuts and ski trips have become substitutes OB. ski trips and pretzels are normal goods C. donuts and pretzels have become complements D. ski trips are normal goods

Maria graduates from college and her income increases by $45,000. Nothing else changes. Maria decreases the quantity of donuts and pretzels that she buys and increases the quantity of ski trips that she buys. How would Maria describe these goods? For Maria, O A. donuts and ski trips have become substitutes OB. ski trips and pretzels are normal goods C. donuts and pretzels have become complements D. ski trips are normal goods

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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