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Suppose buyers of rackets and tennis balls regard the two goods as complements. then an increase in the price of rackets will cause a(n)?

Suppose buyers of rackets and tennis balls regard the two goods as complements. then an increase in the price of rackets will cause a(n)?
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Suppose buyers of rackets and tennis balls regard the two goods as complements. then an increase in the price of rackets will cause a(n)?

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Answer: decrease in demand for rackets and a decrease in quantity supplied of tennis balls. I hope this helps!!

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