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If the price of corn increases: producers are made worse off consumers are made better off producers and consumers are made better off producers benefit, but consumers lose 

          If the price of corn increases:
producers are made worse off
consumers are made better off
producers and consumers are made better off
producers benefit, but consumers lose
If the price of corn increases: producers are made worse off consumers are made better off producers and consumers are made better off producers benefit, but consumers lose

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00:01 The new equilibrium after consumers are aware the new equilibrium after consumers are aware of the are aware of the harmful effects of consuming effects of consuming too much porn will be too much porn will be at a lower price and quantity will be lower price and quantity.
00:54 This is because the demand for porn will decrease demand for porn will decrease and the supply curve and supply curve will remain same.
01:17 So therefore the new equilibrium point will be to the left of the original equilibrium point on the demand curve.
01:25 Therefore the new equilibrium point will be at the left will be at the left of the original of the original equilibrium point on demand curve...
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