alleryStart learning →A rise in consumers' disposable income does what to the equilibrium price of a normal good?
ARaises that price
BLowers that price
CLeaves price alone
DLowers the quantity
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Raises that price
More income raises demand at every price, shifting the demand curve right and raising the price at which the market clears.
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