If quantity of tea is measured on the horizontal axis and quantity of coffee is measured on the vertical axis, an increase in the price of coffee will cause the budget constraint to:

A) pivot leftward along the vertical axis.
B) pivot rightward along the vertical axis.
C) pivot leftward along the horizontal axis.
D) pivot rightward along the horizontal axis.


A

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