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The demand for a good usually moves in which direction relative to the price of its substitutes?
AOpposite direction
BSame direction
CNo fixed relation
DRandom direction
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Same direction
A dearer substitute pushes buyers to this good, so its demand moves with the substitute's price.
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