Question

Among the well-known exceptions to the Law of Demand, Giffen Goods represent a special case where a fall in price does not lead to the usual increase in quantity demanded. What best explains this unusual behaviour?

A Giffen Goods are luxury items bought mainly for prestige
B A fall in price of these goods leads to little or no change in demand, sometimes even a fall
C Giffen Goods always have many close substitutes available
D Consumers buy more of Giffen Goods only when income rises sharply
E Giffen Goods are perishable items with very short shelf life
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