Actually this question turned up in MSC paper not MA paper. Anyhow the answer is B.
Two commodities are said to be substitutes/competitive if a small increase in the price of one tends to increase the demand of other.Following this logic, dX1/dP2 >0 and dX2/dP1>0 should be the right answer.
Option A and C represents a situation wherein the commodities are neither complements nor substitutes.
Option D represents a situation wherein commodities are complements
Actually this question turned up in MSC paper not MA paper. Anyhow the answer is B.
Two commodities are said to be substitutes/competitive if a small increase in the price of one tends to increase the demand of other.Following this logic, dX1/dP2 >0 and dX2/dP1>0 should be the right answer.
Option A and C represents a situation wherein the commodities are neither complements nor substitutes.
Option D represents a situation wherein commodities are complements