A move from E to F represents



A. a change in quantity supplied.

B. no change in supply.

C. an increase in supply.

D. a decrease in supply.


C. an increase in supply.

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b. capital-intensive production. c. that wage rates will be relatively high. d. that hand-made goods are of better quality than machine-made goods.

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a. the number of cars in the United States today b. the current value of your wealth c. the population of Mexico d. income e. the number of sweaters a clothing store has on its shelves

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When the U.S. debt-to-GDP ratio has fallen, it has generally been because:

A. the budget deficit rose. B. income rose. C. income fell. D. the budget deficit fell.

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