ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Author: NEWNAN
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Identify and explain the errors found in the following statements:
i. Demand decreases, causing prices to fall. Lower prices cause demand to
increase. Therefore, prices increase to their original levels.
ii. The supply of cereal in China increases, causing cereal prices to fall.
Lower prices always mean that Chinese households spend more on
cereal.
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