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Suppose ham is an inferior LOADING... good. How will consumers adjust their buying decisions if the price of ham​ changes? If the price of ham​ increases, then consumers will demand A. more ham due to the income effect because their purchasing power increases and less ham due to the substitution effect because the opportunity cost of consuming ham is higher. B. more ham due to the income effect because their purchasing power decreases and less ham due to the substitution effect because the opportunity cost of consuming ham is higher. C. more ham due to the income effect because the opportunity cost of consuming ham is higher and less ham due to the substitution effect because their purchasing power decreases. D. less ham due to the income effect because their purchasing power decreases and less ham due to the substitution effect because the opportunity cost of consuming ham is higher. E. more ham due to the income effect because the opportunity cost of consuming ham is lower and less ham due to the substitution effect because their purchasing power decreases.

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