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The result of the substitution effect is

The result of the substitution effect is
A) supply curves slope upward.
B) supply curves slope downward.
C) demand curves slope downward.
D) demand curves slope upward.

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Incredible!

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I was slightly debating this one, thanks for the feedback

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