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2. Suppose General Electric, one of the largest suppliers of light bulbs, decides to discontinue its production of light bulbs.
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a. Which of the following will occur in the market for light bulbs?
-demand will increase
-supply will decrease
-demand will decrease
-supply will increase
b. Will General Electric's exit from the light bulb market result in a shortage or surplus of light bulbs at the previous price ? Will the price of light bulbs _rise or fall?
_shortage, fall
_surplus, rise
_shortage, rise
_surplus, fall
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