If the market for Product X is a monopoly, how might the business that produces Product X raise the equilibrium price of the product? A B C The business can increase production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve left and create a surplus. The business can increase production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve right and create a shortage. The business can decrease production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve right and create a surplus. The business can decrease production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve left and create a shortage.

If the market for Product X is a monopoly, how might the business that produces Product X raise the equilibrium price of the product? A B C The business can increase production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve left and create a surplus. The business can increase production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve right and create a shortage. The business can decrease production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve right and create a surplus. The business can decrease production of product X, because doing so would shift the supply curve left and create a shortage.

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