If the demand for good A increases when the price of good B increases, then good A and good B are:
A) not related.
B) both inferior goods.
C) substitutes for each other.
D) complements to each other.

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If the demand for good A increases when the price of good B increases, it means that consumers are substituting good B with good A, hence they are substitutes for each other.

If the Demand for Good a Increases When the Price