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A rise in consumer income shifts the demand curve of a normal good in which direction?
ALeftward shift
BDownward only
CRightward shift
DNo shift at all
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Rightward shift
Higher income raises demand at every price for a normal good, shifting the curve right.
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