Other things constant, an increase in the demand for bicycles will

a. decrease the price of bicycles.
b. decrease the quantity of bicycles bought and sold.
c. decrease the demand for bicycle workers and lower their wages.
d. increase the demand for bicycle workers and increase their wages.


D

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