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Which of the following will not increase the demand for hot dogs (i. e. which will not shift demand to the right)?
a. an expectation of a decline in the price of hotdogs in the future.
b. the price of hotdogs fall.
c. an increase in the price of substitute, such as hamburgers.
d. a decrease in the price of a complement, such as hotdog buns.
e. a celebrity effectively promotes the healthful attributes of hotdogs.
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