Arrange the following concepts related to consumer behavior and market dynamics in the correct sequence: A) Demand for inferior goods increases B) Consumer incomes decrease C) Prices of complementary goods rise D) Demand for complementary goods is affected

To understand the sequence of these concepts, we start with consumer incomes decreasing. When people have less money, they may look for cheaper alternatives, leading to an increase in demand for inferior goods, which are products that people buy more of when their income falls. As demand for inferior goods rises, it can affect the overall market dynamics. If the prices of complementary goods, which are products often used together, rise, this can impact the demand for those complementary goods. Therefore, the correct order is B, A, C, and D, showing how changes in income influence buying behavior and market relationships.