A good with an income elasticity of 0.4 is:
A. a normal good.
B. a substitute good.
C. a luxury good.
D. an inferior good.
Answer: A
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A) exceed nominal GDP. B) exceed potential GDP. C) equal nominal GDP but not potential GDP. D) be less than potential GDP. E) equal nominal GDP and equal potential GDP.
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