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3) After Christmas season was over, a store owner noticed that his store did not sell as many computers as he had hoped. What might he do to the price of his computers?
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3) After Christmas season was over, a store owner noticed that his store did not
sell as many computers as he had hoped. What might he do to the price of his
computers?
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lower the prices to get more demand
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