The term "substitute" has never been a problem with my students, but
try explaining that normal goods don't have to be "normal," nor
inferior goods "inferior.'
Jim Lacey
Hesser College
On 2/6/06, JeniferGamber@aol.com <JeniferGamber@aol.com> wrote:
>
> Sorry if I wasn't clear. I wasn't suggesting using the "replacement" effect.
> I was suggesting that when explaining mathematical substitution that you use
> the word "replace." Substitution effect is for me, an example of good use of
> economic terminology.
-- jwlacey@gmail.com
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