Based on the chart, why would a consumer be unlikely to find a car with a price of $10,000 or less? Chart: VEHICLE PRODUCTION COSTS Producer 1 | $10,545 Producer 2 | $9,312 Producer 3 | $9,879 Producer 4 | $10,637 Answer choices: A) At that price, the benefit-cost ratio for supplies would be too high. B) There is not enough consumer demand to drive prices down to that level. C) There are not enough producers in the market to cause the price to drop that low. D) At that price, producers would not earn enough revenue to cover their production costs.