If a consumer buys more of a good when his income rises, what kind of good is it?

Correct answer A. A normal good

Explanation

A normal good has positive income elasticity of demand, meaning quantity demanded moves in the same direction as income. Most goods, such as clothing and restaurant meals, behave this way.

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