Question 19Use the following table to answer the question(s) below:Market for FrisbeesPrice ofQuantityQuantity SuppliedFrisbeeDemanded$102 million12 million194 million9 million186 million6 million178 million3 millionSuppose Congress imposed a price floor at $9. What is the quantity supplied for this market?O 8 millionmillion9 million04 million* Previous

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Use the following table to answer the question(s) below: Market for Frisbees Price of Quantity Quantity Supplied Frisbee Demanded $10 2 million 12 million 4 million 9 million 8 6 million 6 million 17 8 million 3 million Suppose Congress imposed a price floor at $9. What is the quantity supplied for this market? 0 8 million 6 million 9 million 4 million

Use the following table to answer the question(s) below: Market for Frisbees Price of Quantity Quantity Supplied Frisbee Demanded $10 2 million 12 million 4 million 9 million 8 6 million 6 million 17 8 million 3 million Suppose Congress imposed a price floor at $9. What is the quantity supplied for this market? 0 8 million 6 million 9 million 4 million

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