High-quality pasta products are made from 100 percent semolina, which is made from durum wheat. Suppose that a drought decreases the quantity of durum wheat. The adjacent figure (Figure A) shows the initial equilibrium in the market for high-quality spaghetti. Using the line drawing tool, show the impact of the drought on this market by shifting the appropriate curve. Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. Due to the drought, the equilibrium price of high-quality spaghetti ▼ and its equilibrium quantity Figure A: Market for high-quality spaghetti $7- gº Price ($ per pound of spaghetti) $4- क $2- $1 Do 100 200 300 400 500 600 7 Quantity (millions of pounds of spaghetti per yea $0+ 0

High-quality pasta products are made from 100 percent semolina, which is made from durum wheat. Suppose that a drought decreases the quantity of durum wheat. The adjacent figure (Figure A) shows the initial equilibrium in the market for high-quality spaghetti. Using the line drawing tool, show the impact of the drought on this market by shifting the appropriate curve. Carefully follow the instructions above and only draw the required objects. Due to the drought, the equilibrium price of high-quality spaghetti ▼ and its equilibrium quantity Figure A: Market for high-quality spaghetti $7- gº Price ($ per pound of spaghetti) $4- क $2- $1 Do 100 200 300 400 500 600 7 Quantity (millions of pounds of spaghetti per yea $0+ 0

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