Left and right shoes are perfect complements for most people. If only the price of right shoes
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Left and right shoes are perfect complements for most people. If only the price of right shoes increased, what would be the substitution effect of such a price change on the typical consumer’s consumption of right shoes? (Assume that the only two goods that the consumer cares about are right and left shoes.) What about the income effect?
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The substitution effect would equal zero In all likelihood the consumers initial optima...View the full answer
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