In the above figure, the demand curve for Good A shifts from D1 to D2 in Graph A when the price of Good B changes from P1 to P2 in Graph B. We can conclude that
A) Good A and Good B are substitutes.
B) Good A and Good B are complements.
C) Good A is a normal good but Good B is an inferior good.
D) Good A and Good B are unrelated.
A
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Suppose a tax is imposed on bananas. In which of the following cases will the tax cause the equilibrium quantity of bananas to shrink by the largest amount?
a. The response of buyers to a change in the price of bananas is strong, and the response of sellers to a change in the price of bananas is weak. b. The response of sellers to a change in the price of bananas is strong, and the response of buyers to a change in the price of bananas is weak. c. The response of buyers and sellers to a change in the price of bananas is strong. d. The response of buyers and sellers to a change in the price of bananas is weak.