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... ( decrease ) in income The percentage increase ( decrease ) in the quantity demanded is less than the percentage increase ( decrease ) in income When income increases ( decreases ) , quantity demanded decreases ( increases ) Substitutes ...
... ( decrease ) in income The percentage increase ( decrease ) in the quantity demanded is less than the percentage increase ( decrease ) in income When income increases ( decreases ) , quantity demanded decreases ( increases ) Substitutes ...
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... decreases and the supply curve shifts . In Fig . 6.8 , the cost of breaking the law by selling drugs ( CBL ) is added to the other costs , and the supply decreases , shifting the supply curve to S + CBL . If penalties are imposed only ...
... decreases and the supply curve shifts . In Fig . 6.8 , the cost of breaking the law by selling drugs ( CBL ) is added to the other costs , and the supply decreases , shifting the supply curve to S + CBL . If penalties are imposed only ...
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... decreases from QF to QF2 , and the price decreases from PF to PF2 . When the demand for a factor of production decreases , the income of that factor also decreases . The light blue area in Fig . 14.2 ( b ) illustrates the decrease in ...
... decreases from QF to QF2 , and the price decreases from PF to PF2 . When the demand for a factor of production decreases , the income of that factor also decreases . The light blue area in Fig . 14.2 ( b ) illustrates the decrease in ...
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