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Scenario: Suppose the Market for Wheat in the United States

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Scenario: Suppose the market for wheat in the United States is given by the demand and supply schedules in the table below (as well as the accompanying graph) .
Scenario: Suppose the market for wheat in the United States is given by the demand and supply schedules in the table below (as well as the accompanying graph) .         Suppose the U.S. government imposes a minimum price for wheat (price floor)  of $6 per bushel. -Refer to the scenario above.At the minimum price of $6 per bushel,there is a ________ of ________ million bushels. A)  shortage; 3 B)  shortage; 6 C)  surplus; 3 D)  surplus; 6
Scenario: Suppose the market for wheat in the United States is given by the demand and supply schedules in the table below (as well as the accompanying graph) .         Suppose the U.S. government imposes a minimum price for wheat (price floor)  of $6 per bushel. -Refer to the scenario above.At the minimum price of $6 per bushel,there is a ________ of ________ million bushels. A)  shortage; 3 B)  shortage; 6 C)  surplus; 3 D)  surplus; 6
Suppose the U.S. government imposes a minimum price for wheat (price floor) of $6 per bushel.
-Refer to the scenario above.At the minimum price of $6 per bushel,there is a ________ of ________ million bushels.


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