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Pretend that you are a strawberry farmer and the market price of strawberries went up $1 per pound to $4 per pound. Explain what you would do and why.
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Pretend that you are a strawberry farmer and the market price of strawberries went up $1 per pound to $4 per pound. Explain what you would do and why.
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Increase the price of the strawberries to keep the same profit
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