Recall the Application about craft beer and the increase in the price of hops to answer the following question(s).Recall the Application. Because hops are inputs in the production of beer, an increase in the production of beer resulted in:

A. an increase in the demand for hops.
B. a decrease in the demand for hops.
C. an increase in the quantity demanded for hops.
D. a decrease in the quantity demanded for hops.


Answer: A

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