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Single choice
At an initial equilibrium, demand curve shifts to the left, supply curve remain unchanged. This creates ______________ and prices will _______________ restore the market equilibrium.
Options
A.surplus; fall
B.surplus; rise
C.shortage; remain unchanged
D.shortage; fall
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First, let's restate the scenario in plain terms: the demand curve shifts to the left while the supply curve stays the same. This reduces overall quantity demanded at every price, creating an excess of supply (a surplus) at the original equilibrium price.
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