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Business, 10.12.2019 09:31, itsyagirlgona21

What outcome for hot dogs and hot dog buns is most likely based on the information above?
a) the demand for hot dogs increases, as well as the demand for hot dog buns.
b) the quantity demanded of hot dogs increases, and the demand for hot dog buns increases.
c) the quantity supplied of hot dogs increases, and the quantity supplied of hot dog buns also increases.
d) the supply of hot dogs increases to match the demand. demand and supply for hot dog buns remains the same.

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