A substantial increase in the price of oranges (a normal good) is likely to result from:

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A prolonged freeze in Florida, where a large portion of oranges are grown, would result in a decrease in the supply of oranges, which would increase the price. Increased imports (A) would actually serve to lower the price of oranges, assuming no other changes in the market. A decline in buyers' incomes (C) would decrease demand and could result in a lower price for oranges. A decrease in demand for orange juice (D) may have some effect on the price of oranges, but it is unlikely to be substantial as orange juice is only one of many uses for oranges.

A Substantial Increase in the Price of Oranges (A Normal