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If the price of papayas increases from $1.00 each to $1.25, will this cause a change in supply or quantity supplied? a. supply b. quantity supplied
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If the price of papayas increases from $1.00 each to $1.25, will this cause a change in supply or quantity supplied?

a. supply
b. quantity supplied

User Russell Dias
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The answer be A I am currently enrolled in m. economics

User Daniele Orlando
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I am pretty sure it would be B because you the only reason prices go up is because of the demands. Meaning that the quantity is a lower amount, and it runs out fast. i am pretty sure this is the best i could explain as i am in middle school
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