You have just won a cash award of $500 for academic excellence

A) The substitution effect of this award will be larger than its income effect.
B) The income effect of this award will be larger than its substitution effect.
C) The substitution and income effects will be of identical size.
D) It is impossible to know whether the substitution effect is larger than the income effect or vice versa.


B

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