An increase in the demand for a product will cause output to:

a. increase and the demand for the resources used to produce the product to rise
b. increase and the demand for the resources used to produce the product to fall.
c. decline, while the demand for the resources used to produce the product remains constant.
d. increase and the price of resources used to produce the product to increase if their supply is perfectly elastic.


a

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