4:33◄ Search.5G8+1) You are the admissions director at acollege. You know there is high demandfor your product. However, you only havespace for a certain number of students.USE Some of the KEY TERMS listed toexplain why you would (or would not)increase the price of attendance.2) You are the admission director at aCollege. How do you convince graduatinghigh school seniors to attend your college,instead of the University of Georgia. USEthe KEY TERMS in the chapter.KEY TERMS are opportunity cost,budget constraint, comparativeadvantage, marginal analysis,opportunity set, positive statement,utility, allocative efficiency, invisiblehand.

Demand is the desire of an individual ability and willingness to pay for a product. The demand is…

1) You are the admissions director at a college. You know there is high demand for your product. However, you only have space for a certain number of students. USE Some of the KEY TERMS listed to explain why you would (or would not) increase the price of attendance.

1) You are the admissions director at a college. You know there is high demand for your product. However, you only have space for a certain number of students. USE Some of the KEY TERMS listed to explain why you would (or would not) increase the price of attendance.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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