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Two goods, X and Y, are said to be complementary when?

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Economics JAMB 1981

Two goods, X and Y, are said to be complementary when?

  • A fall in the price of X raises the demand for Y checkmark
  • A fall in the price of X causes a fall in the demand for Y
  • A fall in the price of X does not affect the demand for Y
  • A rise in the price of X does not affect the demand for Y
  • The two goods are competitive.

The correct answer is: A

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