The price of beef rises significantly, what will happen in the market for fast-food hamburgers assuming nothing else happens in the market?
A. Supply decreases, pushing prices lower.
B. Supply increases, pushing prices lower.
C. Supply decreases, pushing prices higher.
D. Supply increases, pushing prices higher.
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