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Business, 17.04.2020 18:25, mdaniella522

The University of California at Irvine (UCI) allows student organizations and private firms to sell items on campus to raise funds for various activities. Many of the organizations sell boba, a Taiwanese tea drink, because boba is popular with students. The market for boba on the UCI campus is very competitive. If legislation is passed to restrict the entry of private firms into the boba market at the UCI campus, the:

a. demand for boba would increase.
b. demand for boba would fall.
c. market would become more competitive.
d. supply for boba would increase.
e. market would become less competitive.

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