Question 05The figure below shows the supply and demand of two related markets: eggs and omelets.PriceMarket for OmeletsMarket for EggsPrice9₁D₁Market for Peanut Butter9,4QuantityWhich story is consistent with the shifts and changes depicted in the figure?(a) A new, widely read medical study suggested eggs are healthier than previously thought.(b) A new, widely watched cooking show, aired a special episode dedicated to omelet recipes.(c) Changes in agricultural policy increased the price of egg-laying hens for farmers.(d) Changes in consumer income increased the prices of both eggs and omelets.QuantityQuestion 06The figure below shows the supply and demand in the market for peanut butter, which is relatedto the market for jelly in the US.PriceQuantityWhich story is consistent with the shift and changes depicted in the figure?(a) Changes in production costs decreased the prices of both peanut butter and jelly.(b) There was a negative shock (left shift) in the market demand for jelly.(c) The price of jelly decreased.(d) The price of jelly increased.

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Question 05 The figure below shows the supply and demand of two related markets: eggs and omelets. Price + Market for Omelets Market for fags Price + .. Quantity Which story is consistent with the shifts and changes depicted in the figure? (a) A new, widely read medical study suggested eggs are healthier than previously thought. (b) A new, widely watched cooking show, aired a special episode dedicated to omelet recipes. (c) Changes in agricultural policy increased the price of egg-laying hens for farmers.

Question 05 The figure below shows the supply and demand of two related markets: eggs and omelets. Price + Market for Omelets Market for fags Price + .. Quantity Which story is consistent with the shifts and changes depicted in the figure? (a) A new, widely read medical study suggested eggs are healthier than previously thought. (b) A new, widely watched cooking show, aired a special episode dedicated to omelet recipes. (c) Changes in agricultural policy increased the price of egg-laying hens for farmers.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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