1. "Hockey players are crazy if they think theNHL can survive free agency. Salaries will goout of the roof and, teams will bid so high fora few outstanding players, that they will befinancially ruined." This comment was made inthe Vancouver Sun almost 15 years ago.Salaries have risen a great deal, and yet theNHL have survived. What is the mistake madein the analysis?2. Draw a market demand and supply curve,making sure you label the graph carefully.Suppose the government passes a price floorlaw that states the price of the good cannotfall below a certain price. Draw this situationin your graph. What is the new quantitydemanded? Quantity supplied? İs there ashortage or surplus?

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1. "Hockey players are crazy if they think the NHL can survive free agency. Salaries will go out of the roof and, teams will bid so high for a few outstanding players, that they will be financially ruined." This comment was made in the Vancouver Sun almost 15 years ago. Salaries have risen a great deal, and yet the NHL have survived. What is the mistake made

1. "Hockey players are crazy if they think the NHL can survive free agency. Salaries will go out of the roof and, teams will bid so high for a few outstanding players, that they will be financially ruined." This comment was made in the Vancouver Sun almost 15 years ago. Salaries have risen a great deal, and yet the NHL have survived. What is the mistake made

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