00:01
If coffee and tea are substitutes, an increase in the price of tea would result in a decrease in the demand for tea.
00:12
This is correct.
00:14
So one is correct.
00:17
An increase of the price of a substitute would likely lead consumers to shift their preference towards a relatively cheaper option.
00:26
Two, an increase in the demand for tea.
00:28
This would be incorrect.
00:33
An increase in the price of tea would generally lead to a decrease in the demand for tea, not an increase.
00:40
Number three, an increase in the quantity demanded for coffee.
00:43
This is correct.
00:48
With an increase in the price of tea, which is a substitute, consumers might switch to consuming more coffee, leading to an increase in the quantity demanded of coffee.
00:59
Number four, a decrease in the quantity demanded of tea.
01:02
I think that would be correct.
01:03
As the price of tea increases, consumers would likely decrease their consumption of tea, leading to a decrease in the quantity demanded.
01:10
An increase in the quantity demanded of coffee...