Pioneer manufacturing sells Good A for $100 and Good B for $140. At these prices, Pioneer manufacturing sells 16 units of Good A and 30 units of Good B per day. Suppose, if the price of Good A falls to $80 and the price of Good B falls to $70, then the quantity supplied of Good A and Good B will decrease to 12 units and 18 units per day, respectively. In this case, the supply of Good A by Pioneer manufacturing is If the price of Good B rises from $140 to $210, Pioneer manufacturing will the quantity supplied to units.