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Business, 20.04.2020 23:04, mistergutsy8622

Which of the following will occur with an increase in the supply curve?

A. the price will remain frozen without any sustainable output to match it
B. the price level will decrease without any sustainable output to match it
C. the price level will increase without any sustainable output to math it

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