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Elian Schroeder
14 February, 11:45
What does a higher price
for a good tell a producer?
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14 February, 13:51
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A higher price for a good tells the producer to produce more as higher price means more profit. Higher price for a god encourage new producer to produce good and enter the market to earn profit.
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