Q17 There is an increase in demand for personal computers at the same time their input costs fall. What can we expect?Price will fall, but the effect on quantity sold is uncertain.The quantity sold will decline, but the effect on price is uncertain.Price will rise, but the effect on quantity sold is uncertain.The quantity sold will increase, but the effect on price is uncertain.

Cost that is incurred when a good is produced is called cost of production

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