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Start learning 50% faster. Sign in nowThe Slutsky substitution effect provides the consumer greater satisfaction by bringing him on a higher indifference curve, while the Hicksian substitution effect brings him back to the initial level of satisfaction on the original indifference curve. Hicks’ substitution effect is weak because it is based on the compensating variation in income.
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