If the price of diesel rises at the Engen petrol station at a busy intersection, the Sasol petrol station at the same intersection will experience a A. movement rightward along the same demand curve it faces. B. shift inward of the demand curve it faces. C. shift outward of the demand curve it faces. D. movement leftward along the same demand curve it faces.

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If the price of diesel rises at the Engen petrol station at a busy intersection, the Sasol petrol station at the same intersection will experience a
A. movement rightward along the same demand curve it faces.
B. shift inward of the demand curve it faces.
C. shift outward of the demand curve it faces.
D. movement leftward along the same demand curve it faces.

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