Which of the following would lead to a change in both the quantity of a good buyers wish to purchase and in the quantity sellers wish to sell?

a. a change in the price of a substitute good
b. a change in buyers' incomes
c. a change in the price of a key input
d. a technological improvement
e. a change in the expected future price of the good


E

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