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Supply II

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This graph would represent which scenario?
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an decrease in demand
a decrease in supply
an increase in supply
an increase in demand

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9 questions

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Q1
This graph would represent which scenario?
an decrease in demand
a decrease in supply
an increase in supply
an increase in demand
30s
Q2
This graph would represent which scenario?
a decrease in taxes
an increase in taxes
an increase in demand
a decrease in demand
30s
Q3
This graph would represent which scenario?
an increase in demand
a decrease in input costs
an increase in input costs
a decrease in demand
30s
Q4
This graph would represent which scenario?
an increase in demand
a decrease in employee wages
a decrease in demand
an increase in employee wages
30s
Q5
This image would represent which scenario?
an increase in input costs
a decrease in demand
a decrease in input costs
an increase in supply
30s
Q6
This image would represent which scenario?
a decrease in demand
an increase in demand
a decrease in supply
an increase in supply
30s
Q7
This image would represent which scenario?
a decrease in taxes
an increase in taxes
a decrease in demand
an increase in supply
30s
Q8
This image would represent which scenario?
an increase in supply
an increase in employee wages
a decrease in demand
a decrease in employee wages
30s
Q9
Input costs are
the costs associated with taxes (property and sales)
the costs associated with the products they need to make their products (flour, tomatoes, etc for a pizzeria)
the costs associated with an increase in demand
the costs associated with a decrease in demand
30s