Maddie spends all of her income on yarn and kittens, two normal goods. Suppose that the price of yarn decreases.
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Income effect
Maddie's real income has increased, so she will buy more yarn and more kittens.
Substitution effect
The relative price of yarn has decreased, so Maddie will substitute yarn for kittens.
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