A and B Are Substitute Goods, but a and C

question 96

Multiple Choice

A and B are substitute goods, but A and C are complementary goods. If the cost of producing A decreases, then the demand for

• A) both B and C will decrease.
• B) both B and C will increase.
• C) B will increase and the demand for C will decrease.
• D) B will decrease and the demand for C will increase.

Identify and apply Kant's categorical imperatives in moral reasoning.

Recognize the role of moral sentiments and virtues in ethical considerations.

Analyze the differences in moral perspectives related to gender as posited by Carol Gilligan.

Explain the concept of prima facie duties and their importance in moral decision-making.

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