When the price of an inferior good decreases, the resulting income effect reinforces the substitution effect, causing a larger total increase in quantity demanded than would occur for a normal good.
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The statement is False. For an inferior good, a price reduction increases real income, generating a negative income effect (buying less of the good). This income effect opposes the substitution effect rather than reinforcing it.
The correct evaluation is that the statement is False. When the price of an inferior commodity falls, the consumer's real income rises. Because demand for inferior goods moves inversely with real income, this income effect reduces quantity demanded, opposing the positive substitution effect. Thus, the income effect dampens rather than reinforces the overall increase in demand.
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Directional Interaction of Income and Substitution Effects for Inferior Goods