If soup is an inferior good and income rises, then: a. the equilibrium price of soup and the equilibrium quantity of soup will both rise. b. the equilibrium price of soup will rise and the equilibrium quantity of soup will fall. c. the equilibrium price of soup and the equilibrium quantity of soup will both fall. d. the equilibrium price of soup will fall and the equilibrium quantity of soup will rise.

If soup is an inferior good and income rises, then: a. the equilibrium price of soup and the equilibrium quantity of soup will both rise. b. the equilibrium price of soup will rise and the equilibrium quantity of soup will fall. c. the equilibrium price of soup and the equilibrium quantity of soup will both fall. d. the equilibrium price of soup will fall and the equilibrium quantity of soup will rise.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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