Price (dollars per ton of plywood) Price (dollars per ton of plywood) D2 DI DI D2 Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Figure B Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Figure A Price (dollars per ton of plywood) Price (dollars per ton of plywood) S2 Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Figure C Figure D New technology for producing plywood is developed. Which of the figures above best illustrates this change? A) Figure D B) Figure A and Figure D

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Price (dollars per
ton of plywood)
Price (dollars per
ton of plywood)
D2
DI
DI
D2
Quantity (tons of
plywood per month)
Quantity (tons of
plywood per month)
Figure A
Figure B
Price (dollars per
ton of plywood)
S2
Price (dollars per
ton of plywood)
S2
Quantity (tons of
plywood per month)
Quantity (tons of
plywood per month)
Figure C
Figure D
New technology for producing plywood is developed. Which of the figures above
best illustrates this change?
A) Figure D
B) Figure A and Figure D
Transcribed Image Text:Price (dollars per ton of plywood) Price (dollars per ton of plywood) D2 DI DI D2 Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Figure A Figure B Price (dollars per ton of plywood) S2 Price (dollars per ton of plywood) S2 Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Quantity (tons of plywood per month) Figure C Figure D New technology for producing plywood is developed. Which of the figures above best illustrates this change? A) Figure D B) Figure A and Figure D
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Demand and Supply curves are shown to us in the various figures so we will first try to understand them before preceding to our solution. So:-

Demand is that quantity of some commodity which a consumer is willing and able to purchase at each price possible during given time period. There exists an inverse relationship b/w price and quantity demanded.

Supply is that quantity of some commodity which a Producer is willing and able to sale at each price possible during given time period. There exists a Positive relationship b/w price and quantity supplied.

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