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Question 17

Question 17

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  -If column 1 represents the demand curve for a product and column 2 represents the supply curve,then at a price of $10,the market experiences ______________ equal to _________ units. A)  excess demand;40 B)  excess demand;20 C)  excess supply;0 D)  excess supply;20 E)  excess supply;60
-If column 1 represents the demand curve for a product and column 2 represents the supply curve,then at a price of $10,the market experiences ______________ equal to _________ units.


A) excess demand;40
B) excess demand;20
C) excess supply;0
D) excess supply;20
E) excess supply;60

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