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Which of the following will not cause the demand for milk (a normal good) to increase in the current time period?

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A.a. an increase in income
B.b. a decrease in the price of cookies (a complement)
C.c. an expected increase in milk prices
D.d. a fall in the price of milk
E.e. an increase in the price of soy milk (a substitute)
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Question restatement: Which of the following will not cause the demand for milk (a normal good) to increase in the current time period? Option a: an increase in income - For a normal good, higher income shifts the demand curve to the right, meaning the overall demand increases. This option would indeed cause the demand for milk to rise, so it does not fit the criterion of 'will not cause' an increase. Option b: a decrease in ......Login to view full explanation

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