Before the virus, the demand and supply for Good A is D1 and S1. If the income elasticity is .5, the demand curve for Good A will shift from D1 to [ Select ] * from the first to the second point in the timeline. From the second to the third point in the timeline, the demand will shift again [ Select ] Income/Consumption 1 Year in the Future
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