“I’m working as a restaurant consultant. My clients are Amy’s Diner and Joe’s Burger Stop. Both restaurants are in the same neighborhood. They have similar menus that include hamburgers, French fries, and soft drinks. This week, Amy’s supplier raised the price of hamburger meat, but Joe’s has not. Can you help me explain how the supply and demand model works in the situations described below?”

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