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Supply curve
I am trying to explain economic change in the gold market. In the following sentneces, if you see any mistakes, can I have your comments?
The supply curve will shift to the left as in graph c as the quanity of gold produced decreaes at every single price point on supply curve because of an earth quake. Taken alll together, the price of gold will increase as the equivalent points move from A to B.
The supply curve will shift to the left as in graph c as the quanity of gold produced decreaes at every single price point on supply curve because of an earth quake. Taken alll together, the price of gold will increase as the equivalent points move from A to B.
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"Earthquake" is one word, "decreases" is spelled wrong, and you spelled "all" with 3 L's. Aside from those things it's okay as you wrote it.
- "Earthquake" is one word, "decreases" is spelled wrong, and you spelled "all" with 3 L's.
- Aside from those things it's okay as you wrote it.
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"Earthquake" is one word, "decreases" is spelled wrong, and you spelled "all" with 3 L's. Aside from those things it's okay as you wrote it.
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Hi,
I am trying to explain economic change in the gold market. In the following sentneces, if you see any mistakes, can I have your comments?
The supply curve will shift to the left as in graph c as the quantity of gold produced decreases at every single price point on supply curve because of an earth quake. Taken all together, the price of gold will increase as the equivalent
I am trying to explain economic change in the gold market. In the following sentneces, if you see any mistakes, can I have your comments?
The supply curve will shift to the left as in graph c as the quantity of gold produced decreases at every single price point on supply curve because of an earth quake. Taken all together, the price of gold will increase as the equivalent
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