We can find the market supply for phones by:
A. adding all of the prices at which sellers are willing to sell phones.
B. multiplying the number of sellers by the number of phones each is willing to sell.
C. adding the number of phones buyers want to buy at each price level.
D. adding the individual supply curves for phones.
Answer: D
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