If a hot dog manufacturer acquires a bakery that primarily bakes hot dog buns, you would likely see

a. Higher prices for the hot dogs but lower prices for the buns
b. Higher prices for the buns but lower prices for the hot dogs
c. Higher prices for both the hot dogs and the buns
d. Lower prices for both the hot dogs and the buns


d

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a. the equilibrium price will always increase. b. the equilibrium quantity will always decrease. c. the equilibrium price will remain unchanged. d. the equilibrium quantity will remain unchanged. e. the equilibrium price will always decrease.

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