9. The state of Minnesota rations camping sites on a first come, first served system. This has led to and is to what America did during World War II. Venezuela to distribute food which is to what Minnesota does on with camping sites. a. An increase in the demand for camping sites and a decrease in supply; not similar; relies; prices; similar b. A surplus of camping sites and downward pressure on prices; similar to; does not rely; non-price rationing; similar c. I The state failing to maximize revenue from this shortage-creating system; similar to; does not rely; prices; similar d. The opportunity cost of wasted time for many would-be campers; similar to; refuses to rely; the invisible hand; similar e. C and D only.

9. The state of Minnesota rations camping sites on a first come, first served system. This has led to and is to what America did during World War II. Venezuela to distribute food which is to what Minnesota does on with camping sites. a. An increase in the demand for camping sites and a decrease in supply; not similar; relies; prices; similar b. A surplus of camping sites and downward pressure on prices; similar to; does not rely; non-price rationing; similar c. I The state failing to maximize revenue from this shortage-creating system; similar to; does not rely; prices; similar d. The opportunity cost of wasted time for many would-be campers; similar to; refuses to rely; the invisible hand; similar e. C and D only.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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