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3) Supply and Demand Please read the article entitled "Oil Prices Fall as Investors Fear Less Demand" and answer the following questions. a) According to the article and our class notes, what do you think could have been causing the rise in the supply of oil? Please explain your answer. b) According to the article and our class notes, what do you think could have been causing the fall in demand for oil? Please explain your answer. c) Based upon the noted effects upon the supply and demand for oil, what do you think will happen to the price for oil? (Please use graphs to support your answer).

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