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9. Option C
The BMW has incresed prices. This means Quantity Demanded for BMW will decrese due to law of demand. But the demand for Vespa will increase due to decrease in demand for Substitute product. As a result demand curve will shift rightward showing increase in demand.
10. Option C
As per law of supply, at higher price more quantity is supplied and at lower price less Quantity is supplied. At price of $200 Quantity Supplied is 270 microchips. As the price falls to $150, the Quantity Supplied reduces to 200. This means 70 fewer microchips are being produced.
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