Which one of the following may result in a decrease in the demand for frozen vegetables? A. A rise in consumers’ incomes. B. An increase in the price of frozen vegetables. C. A decrease in the price of freezers. D. A decrease in the price of fresh vegetables. E. A decrease in the price of frozen vegetables.

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Which one of the following may result in a decrease in the demand for frozen vegetables?
A. A rise in consumers’ incomes.
B. An increase in the price of frozen vegetables.
C. A decrease in the price of freezers.
D. A decrease in the price of fresh vegetables.
E. A decrease in the price of frozen vegetables.

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