Question

Weather disruptions in agricultural areas will: A. Reduce the demand for food, decreasing the equilibrium price and quantity of food. B. Reduce the supply of food, increasing the equilibrium price and quantity of food. C. Increase the supply of food, decreasing the equilibrium price, but decreasing the equilibrium quantity of food. D. Increase the demand for food, increasing the equilibrium price and quantity of food. E. Reduce the supply of food, increasing the equilibrium price, but reducing the equilibrium quantity of food.

Answer 1

Answer:

e

Explanation:

Due to weather disruptions in agricultural areas , farms would be negatively affected and this would reduce supply. If supply is reduced, the supply curve shifts inward. This would lead to an increase in equilibrium price and a reduction in equilibrium quantity

For example, an hurricane would destroy farms