If the price of a haircut increases,

a. haircuts become more expensive relative to other goods and services
b. haircuts become less expensive relative to having a friend cut your hair
c. people will have their hair cut more often
d. haircuts become less expensive relative to other goods and services
e. the budget constraint will shift outward


A

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