Although Horses Were Once a Very Important Factor of Production,the

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Multiple Choice

Although horses were once a very important factor of production,the development of automobiles and other machinery reduced the demand for their use.This example illustrates:

• A)technological progress shifting the demand for horses to the left.
• B)higher marginal costs for horses shifting demand for horses to the right.
• C)technological progress shifting the demand for horses to the right.
• D)higher marginal costs for horses having no impact on the demand for horses.

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