Final answer:
The price of coffee goes up next week, so everyone is buying it this week, so the curve shifts to the right.
Step-by-step explanation:
The correct answer is B. Right.
When the price of coffee goes up next week, people anticipate the increase and rush to buy it this week. This increased demand leads to a shift of the demand curve to the right. The rightward shift signifies an increase in both the quantity demanded and the price of coffee.
For example, if the original demand curve showed that at the current price of coffee, consumers were willing to buy 10 cups a week, the increased demand would result in a new demand curve, showing that consumers are now willing to buy 15 cups a week at the same price.