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(Table: The Lemonade Market) Look at the table The Lemonade Market.If the price of lemonade is $1.25 per cup, we would expect to see:
A.a rising price to eliminate the shortage.
B.a rising price to eliminate the surplus.
C.a falling price to eliminate the shortage.
D.a market in equilibrium.
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