If the demand for computers shifts to the right as consumers' incomes rise, computers are
A)inferior goods.
B)complement goods.
C)normal goods.
D)substitute goods.

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When the demand for a good increases (shifts to the right) as consumers' incomes rise, it is an indication that the good is a normal good. This is because as consumers' incomes increase, they are able to afford more of the good.

If the Demand for Computers Shifts to the Right as Consumers