If goods X and Y are substitutes in production, then a rise in the price of good X A. decreases the demand for good Y. OB. increases the supply of good Y. OC. might change the supply of Y; it depends on whether X and Y are also substitutes. OD. decreases the supply of good Y. QE. increases the demand for good Y.

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