a) Both B and C are correct that will allow the firm to earn more revenue using the same truck in the warmer months. the answer is "D".
b) "D"
All the given options are correct, this will decrease the price of the goods in the market and current equilibrium will be at a higher cost than actual equilibrium, some firms will leave the market in the long run.
c) "B"
it slopes upward because at a higher price the seller will be supplying more.
QUESTION 35 A firewood supplier has a very seasonal demand for its product. Its transport trucks...
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