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Suppose that there is an increase in all factor input prices. Instructions: Use the interactive to model the effect of this change. d. What is the net effect on equilibrium price? (Click to select) What is the net effect on equilibrium quantity?

          Suppose that there is an increase in all factor input prices.
Instructions: Use the interactive to model the effect of this change. 
d. What is the net effect on equilibrium price? 
(Click to select)
      What is the net effect on equilibrium quantity?
        
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Principles of Economics
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00:01 So the first thing you should do when confronted with a question like this is always, always, always draw a market.
00:06 That's what i want to do, right? so a market is a story about quantity and price.
00:11 Supply curves slope upwards.
00:13 Demand curves slope downwards.
00:15 They define a market equilibrium at some initial price and some initial quantity.
00:21 We now have a story, right? we have a demand falls.
00:26 So demand is going to fall.
00:29 So for any price, there's going to be less quantity demanded...
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