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wel
4 years ago
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For consumers, pizza and hamburgers are substitutes. a rise in the price of a pizza causes ________ in the equilibrium price of

a hamburger and ________ in the equilibrium quantity of hamburgers. a a rise; a decrease b a rise; an increase c a rise; no change d a fall; a decrease e a fall; an increase
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1 answer:
Eddi Din [679]4 years ago
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<span>If pizza and hamburgers are substitutes, then a rise in pizza prices will cause consumers to move to hamburgers instead. Assuming a fixed supply curve for hamburgers, this will push out the demand curve, which will cause the equilibrium of the two curves to move to a point of higher price and higher quantity. As such, the correct answer is b: a rise; an increase.</span>
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