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Business, 14.06.2021 19:30, ultimatesaiyan

An expensive electronics store decides to raise the prices on all of its laptop computers. According to the law of demand, what outcome can the
electronics store expect?
A) more consumers will be interested in buying its laptops
B) the cost of buying laptops from its suppliers will go down
C) the cost of buying laptops from its suppliers will go up
D) fewer customers will be interested in buying laptops

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