Table 7.9 Quantity Quantity Price Demanded Supplied $12.00 0 12 $10.00 4 10 $ 8.00 8 8 $ 6.00 12 6 $ 4.00 16 4 $ 2.00 20 2 $ 0.00 24 0
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