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If there is little demand for a product, the price for that product will A. Be higher B.stay the same C.be lower
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If there is little demand for a product, the price would be lower because not many people want that product, however if the price is lower they may be able to sell more of said product.
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C because when you want something less they make it cheaper hoping you’ll want it more. McDonald’s coffee is cheaper then Starbucks making it a bargain and poor people want it
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