14. The salaries of Left Tackles increasing relative to other lineman and other positions generally is ultimately due to which change in the NFL? A) Rushing becoming more important relative to passing. B) Passing becoming more important relative to rushing. C) Passing to the left side of the field becoming more important relative to passing to the right side of the field. D) Special teams becoming more important relative to offense and defense.

14. The salaries of Left Tackles increasing relative to other lineman and other positions generally is ultimately due to which change in the NFL? A) Rushing becoming more important relative to passing. B) Passing becoming more important relative to rushing. C) Passing to the left side of the field becoming more important relative to passing to the right side of the field. D) Special teams becoming more important relative to offense and defense.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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