Dino spends his income on two goods, cigars and peppermints. He considers both goods to be normal goods. If Dino's income remains constant and the relative price of cigars decreases, he will purchase:
A. more cigars and fewer peppermints.
B. more cigars and more peppermints.
C. fewer cigars and more peppermints.
D. fewer cigars and fewer peppermints.
Answer: A
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