710pointsebookPrintReferencesThe graph below shows the market for soya beans:Plot the two end points using the tool provided in the graphing area below. Plot only the end points of the curve and position thosepoints on the edge of the graphing area.Price per kilo161412108642025175 200Soya beans (millions of kilos)7550 100125 150D225 275.250 300Toolsline 4 a) Suppose that due to a bad harvest the supply of soya beans is reduced by 50 percent. (The quantities at every price are one-half ofwhat they are at present.) Draw the new supply curve in the graph above.b) As a result of the drop in supply, what are the new equilibrium price and quantity?New equitum price: $45New equilibrium quantity: [

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The graph below shows the market for soya beans: Plot the two end points using the tool provided in the graphing area below. Plot only the end points of the curve and position those points on the edge of the graphing area.

The graph below shows the market for soya beans: Plot the two end points using the tool provided in the graphing area below. Plot only the end points of the curve and position those points on the edge of the graphing area.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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