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History, 13.01.2020 17:31, kingalex7575

Joe goes to the grocery store to buy steak. he expects that he will be spending $5.99 per pound for his steak as there is only one brand to choose from and their price has remained the same for about a year. however, to joe’s surprise, the grocery store has begun selling a generic store brand of the same cut of steak for $3.99 per pound. joe decides that to save the $2.00 per pound he will try to store brand steak. based on the information provided above, which of following terms bests describes the scenario that occurred? a. income effect b. substitution effect c. change in quantity demanded d. change in quantity supplied

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