Your Answer:
Complementary goods are those goods that mutually add to the
enjoyment of each other, like hamburgers and French fries.
If the price of a
good falls, the law of demand tells us that a greater quantity of that good
will be sold, and a greater quantity of a complementary good will also be sold.
Source: Heyne, Boettke, and Prychitko, The Economic Way of
Thinking, 11/e, Pearson
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