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audie

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Which of the following goods are most likely to be substitutes?
 a. potato chips and chip dip b. bread and peanut butter
  c. ketchup and French fries d. bananas and apples

Question 2

Coke and Pepsi are an example of:
 a. inferior goods. b. unrelated goods.
  c. substitutes. d. complements.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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