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Suppose that Suppose that   is the price per unit (in dollars)  of widgets which will induce producers to supply q thousand widgets to the market, and suppose that   is the price per unit at which consumers will buy q thousand units. If   and   , what do you predict about the future selling price of widgets (currently at $10) ? A) It will rise. B) It will fall. is the price per unit (in dollars) of widgets which will induce producers to supply q thousand widgets to the market, and suppose that Suppose that   is the price per unit (in dollars)  of widgets which will induce producers to supply q thousand widgets to the market, and suppose that   is the price per unit at which consumers will buy q thousand units. If   and   , what do you predict about the future selling price of widgets (currently at $10) ? A) It will rise. B) It will fall. is the price per unit at which consumers will buy q thousand units. If Suppose that   is the price per unit (in dollars)  of widgets which will induce producers to supply q thousand widgets to the market, and suppose that   is the price per unit at which consumers will buy q thousand units. If   and   , what do you predict about the future selling price of widgets (currently at $10) ? A) It will rise. B) It will fall. and Suppose that   is the price per unit (in dollars)  of widgets which will induce producers to supply q thousand widgets to the market, and suppose that   is the price per unit at which consumers will buy q thousand units. If   and   , what do you predict about the future selling price of widgets (currently at $10) ? A) It will rise. B) It will fall. , what do you predict about the future selling price of widgets (currently at $10) ?


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