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Margaret [11]
3 years ago
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Give an example of a situation in which a surplus of a product led to decreased prices. similarity, give a example of a situatio

n in which a shortage led to increased prices. what eventually happened in each case? why?
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1 answer:
andrew11 [14]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Give an example of a situation in which a surplus of a product led to decreased prices. similarity, give a example of a situation in which a shortage led to increased prices. what eventually happened in each case? why?

In the course of having surplus of a product which decreases the price, this happens as a result of high competition as there many people selling the same products which in turns leads to crash in price in order to make sales and little profit.

while product shortage or scarcity happens as a result of decrease in resources or decrease in supply, hence; results into scarcity of products which eventually aids increment of price

Explanation:

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