ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Which of the following scenario is caused by a movement alang the supply curve.
O Americans companies exbort more lobsters as a result of rising prices.
O After discovering a new technology that can extract more meats frorn tuna flesh, more cans of tuna arrive on the shelves at all major grocers
O MintMcbile decides to ioin the Smartphone market
O Americans purchases more salmon to take advantage of an unexpected
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The movement along the supply curve occurs when there is a rise in price and the supply curve does not shift to either side.
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