Multiple Choice
Sally considers apples and oranges to be complements in consumption. If the price of apples increases, then what happens to the demand for apples and oranges?
A) The quantity demanded of apples increases, and the demand for oranges increases.
B) The quantity demanded of apples decreases, and the demand for oranges decreases.
C) The demand for apples increases, and the quantity demanded for oranges increases.
D) The quantity demanded for apples increases, and the quantity demanded for oranges increases.
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