Analyze and graph separately ("ceteris paribus") the changes in the various variables that affecteach of the following markets, with respect to changes in the demand function, in supply, in thequantity demanded, quantity supplied and excesses that are generated. If applicable, mention therelationship between the assets.1) Avocado marketa) The price of avocado increases(b) There is shortage of water for palm productionc) Increases the number of avocado producersd) The price of avocado is expected to increasee) Buyers expect their income to increase2) Sliced bread marketa) The price of flour increasesb) The price of beaten bread decreasesc) There is a technological improvement in the production of sliced breadd) Consumers now prefer to buy ciabatta breade) It reduces the income of buyers (consider sliced bread as an inferior good) 3) Motorcycle marketa) The price of cars increasesb) The price of gasoline increasesc) A tax is established on the production of motorcyclesd) Buyers expect their income to decreasee) a) and c) occur at the same time4) Notebook marketa) Teleworking and online classes are encouragedb) The price of notebooks decreasesc) The price of desktop computers decreasesd) The price of notebooks is expected to decrease. e) There is a technological improvement inproduction and the number of buyers decreases.

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Analyze and graph separately ("ceteris paribus") the changes in the various variables that affect each of the following markets, with respect to changes in the demand function, in supply, in the quantity demanded, quantity supplied and excesses that are generated. If applicable, mention the relationship between the assets. 1) Avocado market a) The price of avocado increases (b) There is shortage of water for palm production c) Increases the number of avocado producers d) The price of avocado is expected to increase e) Buyers expect their income to increase

Analyze and graph separately ("ceteris paribus") the changes in the various variables that affect each of the following markets, with respect to changes in the demand function, in supply, in the quantity demanded, quantity supplied and excesses that are generated. If applicable, mention the relationship between the assets. 1) Avocado market a) The price of avocado increases (b) There is shortage of water for palm production c) Increases the number of avocado producers d) The price of avocado is expected to increase e) Buyers expect their income to increase

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