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Suppose that the U.S. government reduces the tariff on imported coffee, and a reputable study is published indicating that coffee drinkers have lower rates of colon cancer. How would we expect that this will affect the supply curve and why?
What would we expect to happen to the demand curve and why?
What collective effect will these changes(s) have on the direction of the
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