Assume chicken and beef are substitutes. The price of beef increases, therefore a. equilibrium price and quantity of chicken increase. b. equilibrium price of chicken increases, while equilibrium quantity of chicken decreases. there is no enough information to determine what will happen with the equilibrium price and quantity of chicken. equilibrium price of chicken decreases, while equilibrium quantity increases. C. d. A a B b d

Assume chicken and beef are substitutes. The price of beef increases, therefore a. equilibrium price and quantity of chicken increase. b. equilibrium price of chicken increases, while equilibrium quantity of chicken decreases. there is no enough information to determine what will happen with the equilibrium price and quantity of chicken. equilibrium price of chicken decreases, while equilibrium quantity increases. C. d. A a B b d

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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