Consider the following two situations. (i) You purchase a $10 movie ticket in advance over the Internet, but when arriving at the theater, you realize that you lost the ticket. The only way to see the movie is to purchase a new ticket. (ii) On the way to seeing a movie, you drop a $10 bill. You still can afford the movie, but you have lost the $10. How should you, a rational person, respond to the two situations? O A. You should still see the movie in both situations. O B. You should respond the same way to each situation, whether it is to see the movie or not. Q C. In the first situation, you should skip the movie; in the second, you should still see the movie. 0 D. In each situation, you should not see the movie. An increase in the price of a good causes O A. a change in the slope of the budget line. O B. an increase in the consumption of that good. O C. a rightward shift of the demand curve for that good. O D. a parallel rightward shift of the budget line