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You find that, in the market for frozen dinners, the equilibrium price has risen while the equilibrium quantity has fallen. If only one curve shifted, this must have been caused by: (We'll reuse this information in the next question.) Group of answer choices an increase in supply a decrease in demand a decrease in supply an increase in demand
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