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If the demand for a good rises sharply, what is likely to occur with the

demand for a complementary good?
A. The demand for the complementary good will fall because of
limited supply
B. The demand for the complementary good will also rise.
C. The demand for the complementary good will rise if the price is
lowered
D. The demand for the complementary good will stay the same
unless the price is lowered.
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Answer: B

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User Deduplicator
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Answer:

B

Step-by-step explanation:

The demand will rise, meaning options A and B are incorrect. C can't be correct because the demand will rise regardless of the price, Meaning the answer is B

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