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Income decrease

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Price of raw materials decrease

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Price of competitors decrease

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Fill in the blanks with the correct behavior of the demand/supply curves

Type in the number relevant to it's location when answering,

ex: 1= when income decreases, supply will... and demand will...

8= When competitors price decrease, the curve will shift to the

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