A normal good is defined as a good for which demand increases

A) as the income of consumers increases.
B) as its own price decreases.
C) as the price of close substitutes decreases.
D) as the total number of consumers increases.
E) as a reflection of changing consumer tastes.

Normal Good

A good whose demand varies directly with income; nearly all goods are normal goods.

Demand

The measure of goods or services that consumers are inclined and able to procure at assorted prices during an established period.

Income

The financial earnings of an individual or entity, typically acquired through employment, business ventures, or other investments.