If there is an increase in the price of red meat, a substitute in production for milk, then: A. the supply of milk will increase. B. the demand for milk will decrease. C. the supply of milk will decrease. D. there will be a movement along the supply curve for milk. E. none of the above will result

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If there is an increase in the price of red meat, a substitute in production for milk, then:
A. the supply of milk will increase.
B. the demand for milk will decrease.
C. the supply of milk will decrease.
D. there will be a movement along the supply curve for milk.
E. none of the above will result

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