Question For a good with relatively inelastic short-run supply, what will be the effect on short-run prices when demand for that good increases? Select an Answer Price (per barrel) $90 $50 SSR E₂ Q₁ Q₂ D₂ D₁ Quantity produced (barrels) O A. The short-run price will rise significantly. O B. The short-run price will not change. O C. The short-run price will fall significantly. O D. The short-run price may rise but only a little bit.

Question For a good with relatively inelastic short-run supply, what will be the effect on short-run prices when demand for that good increases? Select an Answer Price (per barrel) $90 $50 SSR E₂ Q₁ Q₂ D₂ D₁ Quantity produced (barrels) O A. The short-run price will rise significantly. O B. The short-run price will not change. O C. The short-run price will fall significantly. O D. The short-run price may rise but only a little bit.

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