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In each of the following cases, predict what will happen to the equilibrium price and quantity.
a. More sellers enter the market and consumer income decreases. The good is a normal good.
b. The price of a substitute good increases and sellers' options in other markets become less profitable.
c. A drought reduces the cotton harvest and cotton clothing falls out of favor with consumers.
d. The price of inputs in production rises and the price of a complement good falls.
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