B D E e) Curve 2 and Point B A с Curve 4 Ob) Curve 3 and Point A Oc) Curve 4 and Point D d) Cannot tell with the information presented Curve 2 Curve 3 Assume that consumer preferences change due to the positive health benefits of broccoli recently reported in the news, and thus, increases demand for broccoli. Assume "Point E" shows the equilibrium point before the new information was reported. Without any additional information, which curve and point reflects what you might expect to occur to demand and the equilibrium price (if any change)? a) Curve 2 and Point C Axis 2

B D E e) Curve 2 and Point B A с Curve 4 Ob) Curve 3 and Point A Oc) Curve 4 and Point D d) Cannot tell with the information presented Curve 2 Curve 3 Assume that consumer preferences change due to the positive health benefits of broccoli recently reported in the news, and thus, increases demand for broccoli. Assume "Point E" shows the equilibrium point before the new information was reported. Without any additional information, which curve and point reflects what you might expect to occur to demand and the equilibrium price (if any change)? a) Curve 2 and Point C Axis 2

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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