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gregori [183]
3 years ago
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n​ 2007, an unseasonably dry spring led to a sharp decline in the quantity harvested of black​ morels, a wild mushroom found thr

oughout the upper Midwest. Due to the scant​ harvest, the price of black morels rose from​ $9 per pound to nearly​ $45 per pound. In​ 2008, slightly aboveminusnormal rainfall levels led to a large black morel harvest. Assuming that the demand for black morels did not change from 2007 to​ 2008, we would expect the 2008 black morel supply to​ ________ and the equilibrium price of black morels to​
Business
1 answer:
Alexeev081 [22]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Increase; fall

Explanation:

Due to the slightly above normal rainfall levels which led to a large black morel harvest, <em>the supply of the commodity will increase</em>.

However, since demand for the commodity is expected to remain the same as it was in 2007 despite the increase in supply, <em>the equilibrium price is expected to fall</em> as supply exceeds demand.

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