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Assume that legal restrictions exist to prevent the buying and selling of partial human livers for transplant, which leads to a restricted supply of 20 partial human livers. Use the line segment in the graph to show supply, SR, with this restriction then answer the questions SR 100 90 Supply (competitive) 80 70 What is the illegal black market price for a partial human liver in this example? 60 50 40 black market price: $ thousand How many fewer partial livers are transplanted because of this restriction? a 30 20 10 mand 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 reduction in transplants: partial livers Quantity of partial livers

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