If the price of a complement in production increases then A. the supply of the related good will decrease. B. the demand for the related good will increase. C. the supply of the related good will increase. D. the demand for the related good will decrease

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If the price of a complement in production increases then
A. the supply of the related good will decrease.
B. the demand for the related good will increase.
C. the supply of the related good will increase.
D. the demand for the related good will decrease

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