Oliver just brought home a new kitten. We could expect Oliver’s demand for:

A. cat toys, a complementary good, to increase.
B. cat toys, a complementary good, to decrease.
C. dog toys, a substitute good, to increase.
D. dog toys, a substitute good, to decrease.


A. cat toys, a complementary good, to increase.

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