Dress Shoes Price + P1 D Q1 Quantity Reductions in cattle herds and restrictions on imports reduce the suppl leather in your country and increase its price. In the domestic market fa shoes shown above, what happens as the increased price of leather rais cost of producing shoes? Select one: a. D shifts to the right, so P rises and Q rises. O b. S shifts to the right, so P falls and Q rises. O c. D shifts to the left, so P falls and Q falls. O d. S shifts to the left, so P rises and Q falls.

Dress Shoes Price + P1 D Q1 Quantity Reductions in cattle herds and restrictions on imports reduce the suppl leather in your country and increase its price. In the domestic market fa shoes shown above, what happens as the increased price of leather rais cost of producing shoes? Select one: a. D shifts to the right, so P rises and Q rises. O b. S shifts to the right, so P falls and Q rises. O c. D shifts to the left, so P falls and Q falls. O d. S shifts to the left, so P rises and Q falls.

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