Which of the following would not shift the demand curve for pork?

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An increase in the price of pork would not shift the demand curve for pork, as it is a change in the price of the good itself and would result in a movement along the same demand curve. All the other options would shift the demand curve for pork. An increase in the price of beef (option A) would increase the demand for pork as consumers may substitute to pork. An increase in the incomes of pork consumers (option C) would increase the demand for pork as they may have more disposable income to spend on pork. A widespread advertising campaign for pork (option D) would increase the demand for pork by increasing consumers' awareness and interest in pork. Finally, a finding that consumption of beef increases the risk of heart attack (option E) may increase the demand for pork as consumers may switch from beef to pork in response to health concerns.

Which of the Following Would Not Shift the Demand Curve