The lower the price of medical care in general, the higher the medical care and the specific items that make up medical care (such as x-rays). the result will be a price for the specific items that make up medical care.

The correct answer would be, Quantity Demanded of, Higher the demand for, and higher

Explanation:

This question states the most common relation of demand and supply on the basis of price of the product. In a general rule, when prices fall, demand increases, and vice versa.

So the lower the price of medical care in general, the higher the Quantity Demanded of medical care and the Higher the demand for specific items that make up medical care, such as x-rays. The result will be a Higher price for the specific items that make up medical care.

the first one is d and the second a

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