Marlboro cigarettes and budweiser beer to be complements

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Buyers consider Marlboro cigarettes and Budweiser beer to be complements. If Marlboro just increased its prices, what would you expect to occur in the Budweiser market?

A. Demand would fall, and Budweiser would reduce price

B. Demand would fall, and Budweiser would increase price

C. Demand would rise, and Budweiser would reduce price

D. Demand would rise, and Budweiser would increase supply

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