3313639Bushels Demanded perMonth4550566167B) 10.Price perBushel$54321C) 67.OD) 61.Bushels Supplied perMonth777368If the price in this market was set at $1 by the government (price ceiling), then thenumber of bushels traded would beA) 57.6157

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Bushels Demanded per Month 45 50 56 61 67 B) 10. C) 67. Price per Bushel $5 4 If the price in this market was set at $1 by the government (price ceiling), then the number of bushels traded would be A) 57. D) 61. 3 2 1 Bushels Supplied per Month 77 73 68 61 57

Bushels Demanded per Month 45 50 56 61 67 B) 10. C) 67. Price per Bushel $5 4 If the price in this market was set at $1 by the government (price ceiling), then the number of bushels traded would be A) 57. D) 61. 3 2 1 Bushels Supplied per Month 77 73 68 61 57

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