graduates from university and his income increases by $55,000 a year. Nothing else changes. Gustavo decreases the quantity of pasta and bread rolls that he buys and increases the quantity of ski trips that he buys. How can we categorize Gustavo's purchases? Question content area bottom Part 1 For Gustavo, _______. A. pasta and bread rolls are normal goods B. pasta and bread rolls are inferior goods C. ski trips and bread rolls are normal goods D. pasta and ski trips have become substitutes
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