If smartwatches are considered substitutes for smartphones, the increase in the price of smartwatches would, all else equal,

A) increase the demand for smartphones.
B) decrease the demand for smartphones.
C) decrease the quantity of smartphones demanded.
D) increase the quantity of smartphones demanded.


A

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