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Sony went a decade suffering losses selling tolevisions before finally earning a profit in 2014. Given the strong consumer demand for plasma, LCD, and LED televisic sets, shouldn't Sony have been able to raise prices to earn a profit during that decade of losses? Source: Eric Planner and Takashi Mochizukl, "Sony's TV Business Mends, but Will It Be Enough?" Wall Street Journal, December 12, 2014. How could an increase in demand result in a lower market price? An increase in demand could result in a lower market price if O A. the supply curve shifts to the left, Q B. the supply curve shifts farther to the right than the demand curve, O C. the supply curve shifts to the right by less than the demand curve. O D. the supply curve does not shift