Peanut butter and syrup are complements in consumption. What will happen in the market for syrup if the demand for peanut butter increases? A. a decrease in the quantity of syrup demanded B. an increase in the quantity of syrup demanded C. an increase in the demand for syrup D. a decrease in the demand for syrup

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Peanut butter and syrup are complements in consumption. What will happen in the market for syrup if the demand for peanut butter increases?
A. a decrease in the quantity of syrup demanded
B. an increase in the quantity of syrup demanded
C. an increase in the demand for syrup
D. a decrease in the demand for syrup

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