The consumer has bought the best affordable combination of goods. How does a change in the market price of one of the goods bought change the consumer's best affordable point?
The change in the price of the good has

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The consumer has bought the best affordable combination of goods. How does a change in the market price of one of the goods bought change the consumer's best affordable point? 
 The change in the price of the good has

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a substitution effect along the initial indifference curve and an income effect as the consumer moves between indifference curves.

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an income effect but no substitution effect.

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an income effect as the consumer moves along the initial indifference curve and a substitution effect as the consumer moves to another indifference curve.

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a substitution effect as the consumer moves to another indifference curve.

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a substitution effect, but no income effect.

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