In a world of two goods (X and Y) if the two goods are complements what is the likly impact of a rise in the price of x
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In general, Complementary goods may have little or less value when it is consumed alone, however, when it is combined with another good or service, it adds value to the overall offering.
A product is considered to be a complement when it shares a connection with another product offering. For example, tea with sugar used with it.
The price of complementary goods moves together. If the price of X rises, then the demand of X falls and similar will be the status of Y as well.
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