Supply and Demand w Questions for virtual students. Read and review the article that is linked on
ssignment. Answer the following questions. Highlight your response to the
ple choice questions.
Both individuals and organizations can be producers?
a. Yes, this is a true statement.
b. No, this is not a true statement.
2. Supply is the quantity of a good or service that a consumer is willing and able
to buy at a particular price.
a. Yes, this is a true statement.
b. No, this is not a true statement.
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