Consider a situation with two goods. Which of the following statements are true, which are false? If a good is a Giffen good, then it is an inferior good. O True O False A good is a Giffen good if the demand for this good decreases O True False when income increases. A good is an inferior good if the demand for this good increases when its price increases. O True False

Consider a situation with two goods. Which of the following statements are true, which are false? If a good is a Giffen good, then it is an inferior good. O True O False A good is a Giffen good if the demand for this good decreases O True False when income increases. A good is an inferior good if the demand for this good increases when its price increases. O True False

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