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Candace sells the muffins in her bakery at a higher price than the big-box grocery, but she has a steady stream of customers willing to pay what she asks. Candace also supports local charities. What would
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Candace sells the muffins in her bakery at a higher price than the big-box grocery, but she has a steady stream of customers willing to pay what she asks. Candace also supports local charities. What would likely happen if she lowered her prices and stopped her charitable contributions?

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She would probably get less customers because she no longer contributes to charity
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