QUESTION 12An increase in both the equilibrium price and quantity of wooden chairs could be the result of,O A. a decrease in the price of tables (complementary good).OB. an increase in the price of wood (input).C. a decrease in the price of plastic chairs (substitute good).O D. an improvement in the technology used for making chairs.

Equilibrium is a state in economics where supply and demand are equal and in balance. In a market,…

QUESTION 12 An increase in both the equilibrium price and quantity of wooden chairs could be the result of, A. a decrease in the price of tables (complementary good). B. an increase in the price of wood (input). OC. a decrease in the price of plastic chairs (substitute good). D. an improvement in the technology used for making chairs.

QUESTION 12 An increase in both the equilibrium price and quantity of wooden chairs could be the result of, A. a decrease in the price of tables (complementary good). B. an increase in the price of wood (input). OC. a decrease in the price of plastic chairs (substitute good). D. an improvement in the technology used for making chairs.

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