graph to answer the question that follows. Which of the following can cause the relationship shown between MSC and MPC? A decrease in financial instability from unlawful investing An increase in investment to support educational funding A decrease in fish population caused by overfishing a lake A decrease in air pollution caused by a nuclear energy plant

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