Rising Prices for a Product

question 180

Multiple Choice

Rising prices for a product

• A) create incentives for consumers to find cheaper substitutes.
• B) eliminate shortages.
• C) create incentives for businesses to produce more.
• D) decrease quantity demanded of the product.
• E) do all of the above.

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Definitions:

Revocation

The act of officially cancelling or withdrawing something, such as a law, license, privilege, or promise.

License

A permit or authorization granted by a competent authority or the owner to use a particular property, asset, or intellectual property under certain conditions.

Produce

The act of creating, manufacturing, or growing goods, often in relation to agriculture or manufacturing sectors.

Land

A natural resource encompassing the earth's surface, both the soil and the underlying geology, as well as the attached rights and interests.