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You are a producer of cold medicine. last month, a flood at your factory eliminated 50% of your firm's production capability. at the
same time, your compensation costs increased by 5% because of an annual pay raise. what is the consequence of these events?
choose one or more:
o a. the flood shifts the supply to the left.
o b . the flood shifts the supply to the right.
c. the flood does not shift the supply curve.
d. the flood shifts the demand curve to the right.
e. the flood shifts the demand curve to the left.
of. the flood does not shift the demand curve.
g. the annual pay raise shifts the supply curve to the right.
h. the annual pay raise shifts the supply curve to the left.
ol. the annual pay raise does not shift the supply curve.
j. the annual pay raise shifts the demand curve to the right.
k. the annual pay raise shifts the demand curve to the left.
l. the annual pay raise doesn't shift the demand curve.
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