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The demand curves for both goods "E" and "F" slope downwards-and-to-the-right. Assume the government installs a price floor in the market for good "E" at the equilibrium price and a price ceiling in the market for good "F" at the equilibrium price. Now, if there is a technological advance in the production of both goods then the market price of good "E" will (increase / no change/decrease) and the market price of good "F" will (increase / no change/decrease).
A. Not change; decrease.
B. Decrease; decrease.
C. Increase; not change.
D. Not change; increase.
E. Decrease; not change.
The demand curves for both goods "E" and "F" slope downwards-and-to-the-right. Assume the government installs a price floor in the market for good "E" at the equilibrium price and a price ceiling in the market for good "F" at the equilibrium price. Now, if there is a technological advance in the production of both goods then the market price of good "E" will (increase / no change/decrease) and the market price of good "F" will (increase / no change/decrease).
A. Not change; decrease.
B. Decrease; decrease.
C. Increase; not change.
D. Not change; increase.
E. Decrease; not change.
Nusrat FatimaLv10
28 Sep 2019
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