Studies at Cornell University revealed that chickens grow 2 percent larger when a red mitten is placed in their cage and Vivaldi is played in the coop. Resultant feed savings are estimated at $60 million a year. In the chicken market, the

a. demand curve shifts to the right.
b. supply curve shifts to the right.
c. price will rise.
d. quantity sold will fall.


b

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