In the Case in Point on "The Monks of St

question 219

Multiple Choice

In the Case in Point on "The Monks of St.Benedict's," the Monks got out of the egg business largely because:

• A) there was a large increase in the supply of eggs from other producers.
• B) of the increase in the price of chicken feed.
• C) the Pope forbade them from working on Sunday.
• D) a huge increase in the demand for eggs caused the price of eggs to increase, and their operation was too small to meet the demand.

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