Which of the following statements accurately describe the relationship between inferior goods and complementary goods? Select all that apply.

Inferior goods are products that people buy less of when their income increases, while complementary goods are items that are often used together, like coffee and cream. The relationship between these two types of goods can vary depending on the situation. For example, if someone usually buys a cheap brand of coffee (an inferior good) due to low income, they might switch to a more expensive brand when they earn more money. However, if they still enjoy having cream with coffee, the cream remains a complementary good regardless of their income level. So, while inferior goods and complementary goods can exist in the same market, their relationship isn't directly linked; one affects purchasing behavior based on income, while the other relates to how products are used together.