If there is an increase in the cost of producing hot dogs and an increase in the incomes of consumers, the equilibrium position will change from point ______to point _______. A. B; A B. A; C C. C; D D. C; B

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If there is an increase in the cost of producing hot dogs and an increase in the incomes of consumers, the equilibrium position will change from point ______to point _______.

A. B; A
B. A; C
C. C; D
D. C; B

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