Suppose the Bureau of Labor Statistics Uses Ballpark Franks as the Hot

Suppose the Bureau of Labor Statistics uses Ballpark Franks as the hot dogs used when calculating the consumer price index. During 2012, Oscar Mayer aggressively reduces prices. Consumers respond by purchasing more Oscar Mayer and less Ballpark Franks. The 2012 CPI is likely to

A) understate the average prices paid by businesses.
B) neither understate nor overstate the average prices because some consumers will still buy Ballpark Franks.
C) overstate the average prices paid by consumers.
D) overstate the average prices paid by businesses.
E) understate the average prices paid by consumers.