If the income elasticity of demand (YED) for a good is 0.9, then the good is:
(a) An Inferior good;
(b) A Normal good;
(c) A Luxury or Superior good;
(d) The above information is incomplete and therefore no judgement is possible.
Ans: (b) A Normal good;
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