Price of X $1 to $2. S1 S2 O Quantity Supplied of X Refer to Exhibit 3-9. A large number of immigrants who love to consume X enter the country. An economist would expect a movement in the market for X from D2 to D1. S2 to 51. Price of X D1 to D2. D₁ 0 Quantity Demanded of X

Price of X $1 to $2. S1 S2 O Quantity Supplied of X Refer to Exhibit 3-9. A large number of immigrants who love to consume X enter the country. An economist would expect a movement in the market for X from D2 to D1. S2 to 51. Price of X D1 to D2. D₁ 0 Quantity Demanded of X

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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