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zlopas [31]
2 years ago
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Last year the prices of beef at Damon’s Butcher Shop fluctuated. During the same 12 month period the amount of beef sold each qu

arter changed. In the first quarter, between January and March, Damon’s Shop sold 30,000 pounds of beef. The shop sold 60,000 pounds of beef between April and June, and then 50,000 pounds between July and September. Between October and December the shop sold 20,000 pounds of beef. Utilizing a demand schedule where all other factors are constant, when was the price of beef at its lowest? a. January - March c. July - September b. April - June d. October - December
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Talja [164]2 years ago
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Just by reading the excerpt we can say that between October and December prices for beef were high. As were Janurary and March because they only sold 10,000 pounds between the months of October and December. July and September was a good month yet they still did not sell as much as they did Between the months of April and June. So the answer is C) April and June
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