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If the demand for golf clubs increases, resulting in a higher market price for golf clubs, this will cause:

   

a. an increase in the supply of golf clubs
   

b. a rightward shift in the supply curve for golf clubs
   

c. an increase in the quantity supplied of golf clubs
   

d. both a. and b. above

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