Suppose that rather than the declining demand assumed in Example 2.8, a decrease in the cost of copper production causes the supply curve to shift to the right by 25 percent. How will the price of copper change? Recall that the demand equation is: Q= 27 - 3P, the supply equation is: Q= -9+9P. the initial equilibrlum price is P* = $3.00 (dollars per pound), and the initial equilibrium quantity is Q* = 18 (million metric tons per year). by $. (Enter your response rounded to two decimal places.) As a result of this change in supply, the price of copper will increase decrease

Suppose that rather than the declining demand assumed in Example 2.8, a decrease in the cost of copper production causes the supply curve to shift to the right by 25 percent. How will the price of copper change? Recall that the demand equation is: Q= 27 - 3P, the supply equation is: Q= -9+9P. the initial equilibrlum price is P* = $3.00 (dollars per pound), and the initial equilibrium quantity is Q* = 18 (million metric tons per year). by $. (Enter your response rounded to two decimal places.) As a result of this change in supply, the price of copper will increase decrease

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