Question 115 2 pts
ONLY CONSIDER CARS #3. The following are some changes that may take place in the market for textbooks. For each of the following, indicate what will happen to either the demand for or the supply of textbooks by listing which curve is affected and then the terms: "shift right or "shift left".
Market |
Item |
1. Oranges |
A new diet consisting of eating six oranges a day becomes the latest diet fad. |
2. Cars |
Consumers’ income rises. |
3. Cars |
The price of gasoline doubles. |
4. Gym memberships |
The price of personal exercise equipment increases. |
5. Shoes |
The number of shoe manufacturers increases. |
6. Arthritis medication |
The number of elderly citizens increases. |
Supply, Shift Right
Demand, Shift Right
Demand, Shift Left
Supply, Shift Left
Car number 3.
Gasoline is a complementary good for the car and increase in the price of the complementary will decrease the demand for the cars in the market. That will shift the demand curve to the left
Question 115 2 pts ONLY CONSIDER CARS #3. The following are some changes that may take...
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