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6. The October 18, 2022, Wall Street Journal reports that there is an ongoing shortage of baby formula in the United States. This means that if the invisible hand is allowed to work, over time:
- The demand for baby formula will fall as
prices rise. - The supply of baby formula will fall as prices rise.
- The quantity of baby formula demanded will fall as prices rise.
- The quantity of baby formula supplied will rise, but only if prices fall.
- A and B only.
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