Suppose a decrease in the supply of wheat results in an increase in revenue. This indicates that Group of answer choices a. the supply curve for wheat must be vertical. b. the demand curve for wheat must be vertical. c. the resulting increase in price is proportionately greater than decrease in quantity sold. d. the decrease in quantity sold is proportionately larger than the resulting change in price.

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Reagan Meyer

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18 January, 23:25

Suppose a decrease in the supply of wheat results in an increase in revenue. This indicates that Group of answer choices a. the supply curve for wheat must be vertical. b. the demand curve for wheat must be vertical. c. the resulting increase in price is proportionately greater than decrease in quantity sold. d. the decrease in quantity sold is proportionately larger than the resulting change in price.

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Deon Barr · Answer 1

The correct answer is c. the resulting increase in price is proportionately greater than decrease in quantity sold.

Explanation:

if supply decreases and the supply curve shifts to the left the equilibrium price is likely to increase. An increase in revenue after an increase in price would mean that an increase in price is proportionately greater than a decrease in quantity sold.