Which one of the following will not give rise to a decrease in the demand for butter, illustrated by a leftward shift of the demand curve? A. An increase in the price of butter. B. A decrease in consumers’ incomes. C. A decrease in the number of consumers in the market. D. A decrease in the price of margarine (a substitute). E. A research finding which indicates that butter is bad for your health.

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