Arrange the following steps to demonstrate the impact of a price increase in potatoes on the demand for corn and peanut butter and jelly:

When the price of potatoes goes up, people may start looking for cheaper alternatives, which are known as substitutes. In this case, corn can be considered a substitute for potatoes; as potatoes become more expensive, some people might buy more corn instead. This increase in demand for corn happens because consumers want to save money while still getting similar food items. On the other hand, peanut butter and jelly are typically complements to bread, which is not directly affected by the price of potatoes, but if fewer people buy potatoes, they might also reduce their overall grocery spending, leading to less demand for peanut butter and jelly. For example, if a family usually buys both potatoes and corn but decides to buy more corn due to the price increase, they may end up cutting back on peanut butter and jelly as they look to save on their total grocery costs.