If the price of a lottery ticket is $8, 2 million lottery tickets a year are bought. Draw a point at this combination of price and quantity. If the price of a lottery ticket falls to $2, 10 million lottery tickets are bought. Draw a point at this combination of price and quantity. Draw a demand curve for lottery tickets that is consistent with this information. Label the curve.
If the price of a lottery ticket is $8, 2 million lottery tickets a year are bought. Draw a point at this combination of price and quantity. If the price of a lottery ticket falls to $2, 10 million lottery tickets are bought. Draw a point at this combination of price and quantity. Draw a demand curve for lottery tickets that is consistent with this information. Label the curve.
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Transcribed Image Text:If the price of a lottery ticket is $8,2 million lottery tickets a year are bought.
Draw a point at this combination of price and quantity.
If the price of a lottery ticket falls to $2, 10 million lottery tickets are bought.
Draw a point at this combination of price and quantity.
Draw a demand curve for lottery tickets that is consistent with this information. Label
the curve.
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8-
6-
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2-
Price (dollars per lottery ticket)
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Quantity (millions of lottery tickets per year)
>>> Draw only the objects specified in the question.

Transcribed Image Text:The figure shows the supply curve of sundaes.
Draw an arrow to show what happens to firms' plans if the price of a sundae falls
but all other influences on selling plans remain the same.
When does a movement along the supply curve occur? When does the supply
curve shift?
If the price of a sundae falls, a
the supply curve occurs.
If any factor that influences selling plans other than the price changes, then
a
the supply curve occurs.
A. rightward shift of; movement down along
B. leftward shift of; movement up along
C. movement down along; shift of
D. movement up along; shift of
10-
8-
6-
2-
0-
Price (dollars per sundae)
S
10
20
40
30
Quantity (sundaes per day)
>>> Draw only the objects specified in the question.
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