S1 (A D1 15 30 Quantity 45 60 The current condition of the market of milk is shown in the figure above, if farmers are to enjoy a lower feed price, and as a result, 9 units of additional milk are available for sale regardless of the price level. By how much will equilibrium price change as a result? 09 SI Price

S1 (A D1 15 30 Quantity 45 60 The current condition of the market of milk is shown in the figure above, if farmers are to enjoy a lower feed price, and as a result, 9 units of additional milk are available for sale regardless of the price level. By how much will equilibrium price change as a result? 09 SI Price

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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