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If producer can use resources to produce either good A or good B then increase in price of A will cause what to happen to the supply of A and B?
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Demand for good B will increase. If the price for a good increases and there is a similar good on the market, then that similar good will increase in demand. People will buy the cheaper option of something if it is available. This is called "Substitution".
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