What will cause the equilibrium point to move from E1 to E2?





a. a downward movement, or decrease, in price from P1 to P2

b. an upward movement, or increase, in price from P2 to P1

c. a leftward movement, or decrease, in quantity from Q2 to Q1

d. a rightward movement, or increase, in quantity from 0 to Q2


a. a downward movement, or decrease, in price from P1 to P2

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