Why can substitution effect ever lead to less consumption


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1. If indifference curves are bowed in toward the origin and the price of a good drops, can the substitution effect ever lead to less consumption of the good?

2. Suppose a consumer purchases only three goods, food, clothing, and shelter. Could all three goods be normal? Could all three goods be inferior? Explain.

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