Question

a. If the price of bacon​ rises, and as a result the demand for sausage​ increases, this implies that these two goods are
substitutes
. a. substitutes
b. unrelated
c.
complements

Answer 1

a. substitutes

Answer 2

b. If the price of tennis racquets​ falls, and as a result the demand for tennis balls
a. increases
b. decreases
​, c. stays unchanged
this implies that these two goods are complements
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Answer 3

a. increases

Answer 4

c. If the price of coffee​ rises, and as a result the demand for sugar​ falls, this implies that these two goods are
a. complements
b. substitutes
c. unrelated

Answer 5

b. substitutes

Answer 6

wrong.
If the price of coffee​ rises, then coffee becomes more expensive relative to similar goods. Coffee drinkers will drink less​ coffee, and hence demand less sugar as it is used with coffee. Thus the demand for sugar will fall. Since the demand for sugar decreases when the price of the coffee​ rises, the two goods are complements.

Answer 7

You are correct, I apologize for the confusion. If the price of coffee rises and as a result the demand for sugar falls, this implies that these two goods are complements.

Answer 8

If the price of automobiles
a. falls
b. rises
c. stays the same


.
​,
and as a result the demand for motorbikes​ falls, this implies that these two goods are substitutes

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Answer 9

b. rises

Answer 10

wrong

Answer 11

I apologize for the mistake. If the price of automobiles falls and as a result the demand for motorbikes falls, this implies that these two goods are complements, not substitutes.