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If there is an increase in demand for a good, what will most likely happen to the price and quantity of the good exchanged?
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If there is an increase in demand for a good, what will most likely happen to the price and quantity of the good exchanged?

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demand curve shift right means price intersects lower and quantity is increased

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price decrease, quantity increase

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