Knowledge of product demand is important to forecast business investment, research and development, and many other aspects of running a business. A demand curve for good X, which can be expressed as a function of the own price of X, the cross price of X, the income devoted to X, and the preferences for good X. Suppose you are analyzing the markets for the output goods: french fries and hamburgers.... as a consultant to Wendy's Ltd. You have some understanding of how the 2 markets interact with each other. Which outcome is most likely to happen to the demand for French fries if there is an increase in the price of hamburgers? Student hint(s): The Supply and Demand Tutorial offers some guidance here. Also, the Froeb text discusses concepts related to this question. Below is a screenshot from that document.a) a. the demand curve for French fries will shift left, all else held constant ; assumption is that they are substitutes to each other b) b. the demand curve for hamburgers will shift right, all else held constant ; assumption is that they are complements to each other c) c. the demand curve for French fries will shift right, all