Answer to Question 1
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Answer to Question 2
When the price of corn rises, households have less purchasing power than before. If corn is a normal good, this means that they will consume less of it. This is the income effect. Also, an increase in the price of corn makes corn relatively more expensive. Thus, households will shift away from purchasing corn to purchase relatively cheaper goods. This is the substitution effect. Both effects imply that the quantity of corn demanded will fall as the price of corn rises.
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Controls of Temperature