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An increase in price leads to A) no change in quantity supplied B) a decrease in supply C) a change in quantity supplied, but we cannot tell if it would be positive or negative D) an increase in quantity
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An increase in price leads to

A) no change in quantity supplied

B) a decrease in supply

C) a change in quantity supplied, but we cannot tell if it would be positive or negative

D) an increase in quantity supplied

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The answer is B: a decrease in supply
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