The demand curve for a normal good will shift to the left if _____.
A) the cost of producing the good increases
B) consumers expect the price of the good to increase in the future
C) the price of a complementary good increases
D) the number of inputs used to produce the good are increased

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The demand curve for a normal good shifts to the left when the price of a complementary good increases because consumers are less likely to buy the normal good if its complement becomes more expensive, reducing demand for the normal good.

The Demand Curve for a Normal Good Will Shift to the Left