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Normal goods are products whose demand increases as consumer income rises, such as organic food or branded clothing. In contrast, Giffen goods are a type of inferior good for which demand increases when the price rises, defying the typical law of demand; a classic example is staple foods like bread or rice in low-income communities, where higher prices lead consumers to buy more of the cheaper staple rather than more expensive alternatives.

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