Cupcakes and granola bars are substitutes in consumption. The price of a granola bar increases so the demand for

A) granola bars will increase, that is, the demand curve will shift rightward.
B) cupcakes will increase, that is, the demand curve will shift rightward.
C) granola bars will decrease, that is, the demand curve will shift leftward.
D) cupcakes will decrease, that is, the demand curve will shift leftward.


B

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