Julie owns and operates a clothing store in Topeka which sells t-shirts with graphics from popular shows like Game of Thrones and Stranger Things. Suppose consumer tastes change and they no longer find t-shirts for a particular show as appealing as they do now. What impact will this change in tastes have on the market for these t shirts? O It will increase the demand for the t-shirts resulting in lowe prices. It will decrease the demand for the t-shirts resulting in lower prices It will decrease the supply for the t-shirts resulting in lower prices It will increase the demand for the t-shirts resulting in higher prices.
Julie owns and operates a clothing store in Topeka which sells t-shirts with graphics from popular shows like Game of Thrones and Stranger Things. Suppose consumer tastes change and they no longer find t-shirts for a particular show as appealing as they do now. What impact will this change in tastes have on the market for these t shirts? O It will increase the demand for the t-shirts resulting in lowe prices. It will decrease the demand for the t-shirts resulting in lower prices It will decrease the supply for the t-shirts resulting in lower prices It will increase the demand for the t-shirts resulting in higher prices.
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Transcribed Image Text:Julie owns and operates a clothing store in Topeka which sells t-shirts with graphics
from popular shows like Game of Thrones and Stranger Things. Suppose consumer
tastes change and they no longer find t-shirts for a particular show as appealing as
they do now. What impact will this change in tastes have on the market for these t-
shirts?
O It will increase the demand for the t-shirts resulting in lowe prices.
It will decrease the demand for the t-shirts resulting in lower prices
It
will decrease the supply for the t-shirts resulting in lower prices
It will increase the demand for the t-shirts resulting in higher prices.

Transcribed Image Text:If there is a shortage of apartments in an unregulated market (no price controll, we
would expect
O Market prices to increase, thereby eliminating the shortage
Prices will be unchanged and firms will increase supply until the shortage is
eliminated.
Market prices to decrease, thereby eliminating the shortage
Prices will be unchanged and consumer will decrease demand until the shortage
is eliminated.
Julle owns and operates a clothing store in Topeka which selts t-shirts with graphics
from popular shows like Game of Thrones and Stranger Things Suppose consumer.
tastes change and they no longer find t-shirts for a particular show as appealing as
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