A decrease in the price of a productive resource will result in each of the following except a(n): A.Downward shift in the average-cost curves for all products which use the resource B. Increase in the quantities produced and sold of all products which use the resource C. Rightward shift in the demand curves for all products which use the resource D. Increase in the quantity demanded of this productive resource

A decrease in the price of a productive resource will result in each of the following except a(n): A.Downward shift in the average-cost curves for all products which use the resource B. Increase in the quantities produced and sold of all products which use the resource C. Rightward shift in the demand curves for all products which use the resource D. Increase in the quantity demanded of this productive resource

Microeconomics A Contemporary Intro

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Chapter11: Resource Markets

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