Under which circumstance would the demand curve for a normal good shift to the right?

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When the product's own price dropsWhen the cost of an alternative product decreasesWhen the price of a complementary good increasesWhen consumers experience a decline in income

Explanation

A demand curve for a normal good shifts outward (to the right) when the price of a substitute product decreases, making the substitute more attractive and increasing demand for the normal good. Changes in the product's own price or income affect quantity demanded but do not shift the demand curve outward in this context.